Reusable Pods for Nespresso Capsules VertuoLine, 100pcs Refillable Aluminum Covers Foil Seals Lids (Pods Not Included), Compatible for Nespresso VertuoPlus Espresso Machine

Excellent product! Beautifully simple and intuitive design Pros: Major cost savings, easy to use, can customize coffee. Cons: time intensive (each cup takes about 70-90 secs, plus time to wash pods, grind beans, etc.) NOTE: seal the foil with very strong pressure to avoid issues After over 50 uses with no issues, I'm confident that this works perfectly if you use it right. The original pod's foil must be cut off perfectly - easy if you guide the blade with your thumb and forefinger. The pod's rim must be cleaned thoroughly, dried completely, and entirely free of coffee ground dust - the replacement foils may leave a sticky residue, and if this isn't cleaned off it will collect coffee dust that in turn damages the seal and causes leaking. My biggest tip: apply very strong pressure when tamping down the foil seal. Light pressure leads to a poor seal, which causes the leaking issues some reviewers report. When strong pressure is applied, the foil seal wraps around the lip of the pod and effectively seals it to prevent leaking.

I’ve been using this reusable pod kit with my Nespresso Vertuo and it works really well. It’s super easy to fill and the aluminum foil lids seal nicely. My coffee comes out strong and tastes just as good as the original pods. I like that it saves money and cuts down on waste. Definitely worth it if you use your machine a lot.

Easy to use and lets me refill with my coffee of choice. It comes with everything you need including a little razor cutter to remove the original foil from pod. When filling with I just lightly tap the pod holder on the counter to level out the coffee. The holder also has little ridges that serve as a guide when placing the foil down, then a couple of turns with the lid and it’s sealed all the way around. I’ve made 8 cups of coffee with 2 different pod sizes and it works well. Definitely worth the purchase.

I rarely give any review a perfect score. This is a nice option for my Nespresso. I recently found a coffee I am fond of but did not want to stop using my Nespresso machine. With this, I can fill the cleaned, used pods with my coffee grounds and seal the pod with the aluminum cover. The coffee maker works great with this set up. The overall cost per cup is about 50 cents less using my coffee grounds vs purchasing Nespresso pods . I was not looking for less cost per cup, I was looking to brew my new found coffee while still using the Nespresso machine. The only difference I have found is that there is not as much crema created, but my coffee tastes wonderful brewed in the Nespresso. The set up is simple to use. Cut the cover off a used Nespresso pod and clean it out. If you use the razor tool included you can cut a clean circle around the edge. Set the clean, dry, empty pod into the pod holder. Fill the empty pod with coffee grounds, make sure the grounds are not on the edge where the foil seal will rest. You can use the small brush to dust it clean. Use a foil seal to cover the pod and use the molded top of the pod holder to press it into place. Do not fold the foil edge over the rim to a point where it will cover the lip under the rim. The code under the rim of the pod is what the Nespresso machine reads to brew a correct cup of coffee for the pod size. After brewing, I have had the pod stick when I open the top to drop it into the used pod holder. A simple push will release it from sticking due to the sticky seal on the foil. Cleaning those pods again is simple and I have a nice rotation of pods with my own coffee grounds. Overall I have been satisfied with this clever device.

Very useful and easy to use. The pods fit well and are simple to clean. Coffee tastes great, and it helps save money by using your own coffee. Good quality for the price. I’m happy with this purchase.

Easy to use, saves a lot of money, works great. On my 2nd refill cover package. Bought the entire kit the first time. Using ground coffee which makes this simple to do. Yes, I have ground my own coffee to also fill the pods and that works, too, but is more work. Out of the 100 covers, maybe the refilled pods didn't work 2 out of 100. This is a real money saver over pre-filled pods. I usually fill for a couple of weeks at a time.

Ive refilled multiple pods and every one has worked flawlessly. Ive even had a few that I did not get aligned well and thought the seal might lift during brewing. They still held and brewed a perfect cup. The adhesive is strong and holds a seal. The thickness feels thinner than whats originally on the pods but non have punctured or torn. The size is perfect just enough overhang that it leaves room for error on my part but not so much it obscures the barcode. Im extremely satisfied with this brand of products.

I spend a ton on Nespresso Pods and have for the decade that I've owned my machine. I've wanted to dabble in reusing my own pods but never felt comfortable with the systems that were around before. This is the first one I've seen in a while that looks relatively straightforward and uses the pod capsules I already have. Process This is a multistep process and definitely the part you need to look at to see if this is for you: 1. First step is to use the provided knife to cut open the pod itself, you'll then need to dump the used (probably moldy) coffee grounds. 2. You then need to was and dry all the pods (unless you're fine with the mold). 3. Place the pod into the actual canister and use the spoon to fill the pod with new coffee grounds. 4. Use the supplied brush to clean off the top of the pod. 5. Place the new aluminum lid on top of the pod and press the canister lid down with a twist to secure it. 6. Remove the pod and crimp the edges of the aluminum lid down. Its a lot of steps and my immediate thought was whether this was a good use of my time. This has notes of the artistic appreciation of coffee preparation, but if you're into that, you're likely not using a coffee pod machine in the first place. The quality of everything feels nice and its a solidly built tool with accessories that all do their exact job without much fuss. There is a level of messiness that comes into play when filling the pods with new grounds with little bits spilling here and there, nothing crazy and thats totally dependent on the space and how you're interacting with those grounds. Overall I recommend it as something to have access to, particularly if you've been craving a different brand of coffee or if you're inbetween orders and just need a few pods (my primary uses). I would like to see some improvements in future iterations of this like having the lid screw down to a tight pack instead of just twisting with only your pressure to tighten things down. It would be good to have the tolerance on the lid guides dialed in and raised up. As they are now, its not full proof and any amount of attention you could free from this process makes it that much more usable.