Philips Senseo coffee pod machine review

https://youtu.be/0P8-io1PLrE

Coffee pod machine review video of the Philips Senseo (R) original coffee pod machine

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showing it's simplicity and versatility to make one or two cups of coffee easily and without mess or fuss.

The use of coffee pods (or pads as they're sometimes called) has become widespread and a number of different coffee companies distribute their coffee in pods that are compatible with the Senseo Coffee pod machine.

The specific model type in this coffee pod machine review is a Philips Senseo HD7818 in the video and I think it's the most common variety of coffee pod machine.  You can use the Senseo mark coffee pads ► https://amzn.to/2HHoHQl

or you can many other pads that are compatible size to vary your taste.  

The Senseo coffee maker machine is very easy to use and take care of. It has a drip tray and the pouring spout comes out for cleaning and comes apart so you can scrub the coffee channels as the oily residue can accumulate.

Our Philips Senseo Coffee pod machine has been used for several years with Senseo coffee pods and other marks of pods too.

It can make two small cups at once, or as I prefer to have, one large "Americano" style coffee that isn't too strong, wher I use a single coffee pod and fill my mug with a double coffee dose using the two-cup botton on the right of the machine.

You can make Senseo cappuccino with it as well using the deep double pod holder and the thicker cappuccino milk pod.

The newer version have an XL water container as the original makes about 4 cups before needing to be refilled.

This coffee machine heats up in about 2 minutes, and is very economical in electricity using only the required amount for a cup, so there's no waste. It turns itself off automatically too if you leave it and forget to switch off.

Enjoy your Senseo coffees!

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Black and Decker 12v/18v/220v compressor/inflator

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A short unboxing review video of the Black and Decker BDCINF18 tyre inflator showing the principle elements of this very handy compressor/inflator.
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Amazon link above for USA viewers. We bought the compressor in France as we travel in our Camping Car and having a portable 12v compressor and inflator seemed like a really good idea. The Black and Decker compressor can inflate up to 11bar and as our camping car requires 5.5 bar it's no problem for this compressor.
What I especially liked about it is that it has a high-volume mattress inflation also so you don't go blue in the face trying to inflate everyone's air-beds at the beach or their mattresses for sleeping.

The fact that it can run on 12v cigarette lighter and has about a 3 metre lead is super. I can also run it from the mains when we're connected on a campsite. It can also be completely cordless if you already have a Black and Decker 18 volt battery pack and charger which you would if you own any other B&D cordless tools.


This is the French version in the video but there is a version for UK, USA and other countries.

The compressor/inflator is multi voltage running on mains electricity, 12v from car battery cigarette lighter socket or the 18 volt Black and Decker battery pack (not included, but if you have any other B&D cordless tools you'll already have one).

The Black and Decker multi-purpose compressor/inflator can be used to inflate car tyres up to 11 bar, (about 160psi ), bicycle tyres, air-beds, inflatable mattresses, footballs, kids pool toys, inflatable rafts and boats, inflatable tents/shelters and in fact almost anything that requires pressurised air.

It probably isn't any use for compressed air tools though directly, though I expect you could charge a cylinder with compressed air and then run a tool from it at a pinch if your actual compressor broke down.

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