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LoginI tired from refilling my Keurig tank almost daily. The filtered water spout in my sink took too much time to fill the tank, then there's the possibility of spilling or dropping the tank while placing it back in the coffee maker. Since I already had a water line running from my RO tank to my ice maker and sink, I cut the line and added a line to my Keurig model B75 Platinum coffee maker and put a float valve on the end, so when the water reaches at determined level, it shuts off the water. I do not include instructions for saddle valve installation. Please, someone with a lot of plumbing experience publish an Instructable on that. Basic skills in plumbing or a brave newbie and using a drill and pliers are all that's needed.
We were skeptical about Keurig machines when we first heard about them. Although we still scoff at the added waste of throwing away a plastic container of used grounds for each cup of coffee made, we tried one at the in-laws and it does brew a great cup of Joe. One of the draws of the machine is that it does it pretty much automatically as long as you fill it with water first. His coffee maker sits right next to the fridge, which has its own water supply. So one day he thought, why not run a line to the coffee maker as well? He pulled out the refrigerator and added a T-fitting to split the water supply line. From there he ran an extension next to the coffee maker that terminates with a valve being pointed to by the arrow in the lower left.
Time needed: 30 minutes. Well, there is one!
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