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> if you have powder crumbs under your sink you might need to improve your technique. With a pod there is no technique to be improved. They just work, every si
by johnfn 1y ago
> if you have powder crumbs under your sink you might need to improve your technique.
With a pod there is no technique to be improved. They just work, every single time.
- nixpulvis 1y agoExcept if you get even a drop of water in the pod storage bin and they fuse together and you have to carefully rip them apart.
- ruraljuror 1y agoI have a bad habit of not fully drying my hands when retrieving pods. The pods all clump together if they get wet. This is one of the many reasons I prefer powder.
- throwaway2037 1y ago"if they get wet". Ok, so don't get them wet. If not wet, did you ever consider using chopsticks to pick one out of the bag/container? That might work well.
- recursive 1y agoSounds like a technique improvement. But wait, I was just told there "was no technique to improve". I find it easier to just use the powder.
- lurking_swe 1y agoAnd I totally get the appeal of paying for “convenience”! But saving a few seconds a week? Very weak argument i’m afraid.
- ThePowerOfFuet 1y ago> They just work, every single time. The point of this series of videos is that for many people they don't.