What would you do? My Keurig died last week. It lasted a measly 2 1/2 years. I bought it at Costco so they'll take it

[Floyd R. Turbo]

back and give me a refund. I scored a new Keurig today on sale for $100. at another retailer.

Would you return the dead Keurig to Costco or just write off the $100.+ it cost?

[MiHale]

1. Nope...Costco stands behind the things they sell....

I’d at very least …if you have your original receipt…I’d try…worst they can say is no.

[FoxNewsSucks]

2. Get all your money back, and buy a french press.

[legallyblondeNYC]

3. I like Chemex. Pour over method...

Yeah it takes longer but my coffee is oh, so good (and no plastic touches my morning brew).

[cachukis]

4. Pour over cone, $10.99. Fresh grind. I can take it

everywhere.

[hlthe2b]

7. Yes. This has been my ideal solution for years now. Makes great coffee without waste.

[Intractable]

5. I just returned an air fryer to Costco that was purchased 1 1/2 years ago.

Damn thing just stopped working.

They took it back, no problem.

Costco is one of few companies that actually inspire customer loyalty.

[Bobstandard]

6. Screw the wasteful Keurig style coffee makers

Better, cheaper coffee from just about any style coffee maker. Those capsules are an abomination against nature.

[hlthe2b]

8. Exactly. Those capsules are full of plastics and other environmental contaminants...Pour over works great.

[VGNonly]

9. For small batches I use a Coffee Gator.

Pour through glass, with a very fine mesh stainless steel paperless filter.

Big batches a stovetop old fashioned steel percolator.

Plastic is the DEVIL!