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Posted in Fragrances | September 29th, 2009

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Keurig Coffee Makers Creates Coffee Heaven for Everyone

Some people can’t get through a day without coffee. As a host, having the right coffee maker for visitors is a necessity. Coffee is also a wonderful conversation starter and makes your home smell good in a comfortable, familiar kind of way. Who doesn’t love to smell a good cup of coffee brewing?

But here’s the thing: everybody likes coffee prepared a different way.
Have you noticed that? Some love it straight up. Others prefer mocha, cappuccino, vanilla syrup, irish etc. Starbucks has become very rich because of this fact. As a result, if you are the one serving coffee, it’s impossible to have enough (never mind all) of the options to make every one of your guests happy.

That was true, but not any more – because the Keurig Coffee Maker makes it easy for you to provide individual servings for all of your coffee requests.

What is a Keurig Single Serve Coffee Maker?

The Keurig coffee machine is an innovative system that allows you to brew fresh premium coffee, tea or cocoa, one cup at a time, in less than a minute.

It uses something called K-Cups, which are cups that contain a filter with exact portions of previously measured coffee, tea or cocoa, air tight and sealed for protection.
All you have to do is insert the K-Cup to the machine and in seconds, pressurized hot water is released at the ideal temperature and brews a single cup of perfect coffee, tea or cocoa. When you’re done, just throw away the K-Cup. It doesn’t get any easier than that (or more convenient).

Keurig B60 Single Cup Brewer – First off the style design is sleek and you’ll feel like you can leave it out on the counter top for people to see.

It comes in 3 cup brewing sizes: 5.25-oz: this size is perfect for a rich bold flavorful cup; 7.25-oz.: regular size cup, traditional brew strength; and a 9.25-oz.: mug size.

The B60 Keurig coffee maker has adjustable brew temperatures, a programmable blue backlit LCD display, and a digital clock and programmable on/off timer. There is a blue backlit, removable 48-oz water reservoir with an easy-to-clean stainless steel drip tray that is removable. And a descale indicator helps you avoid calcium mineral build-up and chrome detailing.

Keurig B40 Single Cup Brewer – The Keurig B40 is the base, no-nonsense model – in other words, no real bells and whistles. It offers just one brew size for a regular mug of coffee. It’s great if you want to spend less than $100 for your coffee machine.
Choose from 2 cup brewing sizes: 7.25 and 9.25-oz. cups including a removable 48-oz water reservoir. It also has the removable, easy-to-clean drip tray (plastic). This little coffee maker also offers an automatic shut-off option (for the forgetful).

With the Keurig coffee system you get to choose from a variety of different K-Cup flavors that give you hot beverages freshly brewed in less than a minute. It’s actually like having 3 machines in one: one for coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. You don’t have to mess with filters, grinding beans or even measuring out the coffee. It’s easy to use and doesn’t make any mess – so you save time and effort.

For more information about Keurig Coffee Makers, go to http://www.yourcoffeemakers.com

About the Author:

Cathy Taylor is a marketing consultant and freelance writer and can be reached at creativecommunications@cox.net

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Do I need to unscrew (detach) the 16.4 oz portable propane cylinder after using my portable gas grill?

I have a Weber Q 200 portable propane grill and a 16.4 oz propane tank/cylinder. I have read that the propane cylinder will seal itself when unscrewed from the grill but just wanted to make sure. Do I need to even unscrew it at all after grilling?

Ummm…Don’t take this the wrong way DIY Guy, but you need to respect that propane cylinder a little more!

Those cylinders still contain liquid propane. When you run the appliance, or if there is a leak, you are drawing off vapour. As that happens, the liquid in the cylinder boils to create more vapour. When propane changes state from a liquid to a vapour it expands 277 times! That is how we get such a long amount of burn time out of a small container.

So that small cylinder full of liquid can make a very large amount of vapour!..and if it finds a source of ignition you aren’t going to have a good day!

I’m not trying to be a smart***…I just wanted to point out that those portable cylinders have a lot of potential energy in them and deserve as much respect as any other compressed gas cylinder.

To answer the question…Yes remove the cylinder from the grill between uses and make sure the valve on top of the cylinder seals properly when you remove it.

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