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Aye, same here. Rubber gaskets last a long time, too. I've replaced them once in 5 years. You can get a 3-pack off of Amazon for like ~$8 bucks or less. Don

Aye, same here. Rubber gaskets last a long time, too. I've replaced them once in 5 years. You can get a 3-pack off of Amazon for like ~$8 bucks or less. Don't have to boil tons of water, not tossing out anything except grounds, and generally get a better coffee than via drip. As as of the grounds: I have an old coffee tin, one of the big ole "chock fulla nuts" ones, that I put the old grounds in. Eventually they end up in a compost pile outside, with all of my veggie choppings and lawn clippings.

dragontamer 6y ago
> As as of the grounds: I have an old coffee tin, one of the big ole "chock fulla nuts" ones, that I put the old grounds in. Eventually they end up in a compost pile outside, with all of my veggie choppings and lawn clippings. I don't have a yard, so I can't compost. But it should be noted that coffee grounds are one of the most ideal items to compost. Most people's compost piles are Carbon-heavy, but Coffee Grounds are (just slightly) nitrogen-heavy. So with a mix of some carbon-heavy items (paper, leaves, etc. etc.) you're all set.