Using Ecopad in a Senseo

A small video that demonstrates the use of ecopad in the brewing of coffee using the senseo.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• philips
• senseo
• ecopad

[JBerthing]

Hi Baneat,

Concerning the mug version, the ones that I used in the video are only for one cup, and they cannot be stacked. I have not seen other model available.

Regarding the heating part, your right, I will take a look at it when I have the time.

[warewolf801]

Looks like there is almost no resistance against the water coming out, which the original seems to come out very slowly. Machines will vary some, but I wonder about the effectiveness of this device. If the mfg wanted to send me one to test, I would review it.

[eljocker]

@aviles35 no lo he probado, pero no creo que poniendo el cacillo de doble dosis, prensando bien el café, y dandole al boton de UNA TAZA salga el café aguado.

[baneat]

Cut out the heating up part, or film it again with heated water :P, are there mug versions of these? since I use mug pods and it doesn't look like I can just stack two of those.

[aviles35]

El ecopad es el PEOR accesorio para la Senseo que he visto, el café sale MUY AGUADO, tal como parece observarse en el video, que sale bastante transparente.

LAMENTABLE

[wizzlesticks]

the capuccino whipping at the end was a bit camp, lol

[Intersonus903]

The filter either has a very fine mesh or has a replaceable paper filter insert.

But, a good filter is necessary for a Senseo pressure brewer. Without the filter, the grinds could block the orifice at the bottom of the pod holder, which can cause an internal pressure buildup leading to an explosion of the brewer.

[spartan2600]

ummmm... weak video. first, I can't see how the guy is putting the grounds into the filter (is it dense or what?). Second, why would you show all 90 seconds the senseo heating up? get a video editor. beyond looking at how transparent, I can't really tell how effective the ecopad is.