Keurig K-Duo 3 Month Care Brewer Maintenance Kit

Easy to use but does not really clean much. I cannot even notice that I used the cleaner. Expensive. Just use vinegar in the water tank, run two empty coffee cycles and turn power off. Leave for about 30 minutes, turn back on and run the empty coffee cycles until the low water warning. Rise out water tank and fill with clean water. Then run empty coffee cycles thru until the water tank is empty. Cleaning should be done and you saved money!

This product isn't worth the money. The same can be accomplished with white vinegar soap and water. Note: if the descale light won't go off, simultaneous hold down the 8 and 10. Cup buttons for 3 seconds. Problem solved

I followed the directions on the descaling solution for my less than 3 month old Keurig K Supreme Plus. It did not fix the problem. I must have brewed over 20 cups as the instructions said it may take 12 or more 13 ounce brewing without a pod. I finally YouTubed it and a gentleman figured out how to actually change “Descale” notification to “Descaling!” He used a half vinegar and half water solution rather than this expensive purchase I just made to be wasted by brewing through this idiotic process as described in the instructions instead of actually descaling!!!! PRESS 12oz and 8oz at the same time until the K light in the center flashes. It takes about 6 times to filter the solution through before it says add water again and screen goes blank. Turn power back on and flashing descale light goes off. So I basically ran this expensive solution I purchased, following the directions on the bottle, only to find out it never descaled AND wasted about 12+ Bottled waters in the process of refilling the reservoir. I owned two of the first models sold at Costco and got tired of returning it and descaling with vinegar as their customer service would advise in the past. To finally, many years later, purchasing the latest model at Christmas with advanced technology (more holes to puncture the pods that help prevent this type issue). Product instructions say not to use vinegar, but to use this expensive Keurig solution with INADEQUATE or should I say valuable MISSING information on the solution bottle! Unbelievable! I’ve only used bottled water for this new because of all the problems in the past with my old machines. Save your money, YouTube the video with the man with the British accent and use a vinegar/water mix. Picture of YouTube video attached that gave me the correct instructions!

Went to use this on my keurig. Followed the directions fully. Read twice and even watched keurigs own video before using. After letting it sit for 30 minutes, went to start flushing out the tank, only now my tank is completely clogged and will not brew anymore. Seems that it just ended up clogging the internal tank and lines with solid chunks of whatever. Now I need a new machine. Awesome job 👎

This over all a good Keurig and easy to use but they should not advertise that it is compatible with the 3 month care kit without telling you that you need to buy another attachment to use the water filters. I would assume that the part would be included with the Keurig but you know what happens when you assume. After racking my brain for an hour trying to figure out where to put the filter, whereas the directions are absolutely no help, I finally googled it only to find out that I have to buy other parts that I fear may not even be compatible with this machine anyway. I might get some use out of the other items in the kit but save yourself some aggravation and don't buy the care kit. Just use your Brita pitcher to fill the reservoir.