"diputs" > wrote in message ...
> Some bad reviews out there but this method really works.
>
> From my expreience, the aluminum capsule can be recycled once only.
> Because three holes which inject water from back will getting bigger and
> much more water will leak out from the leakage which will affect the
> pressure inside the capsule (that's why some people observe from the video
> that the coffee comes out so slow and less than the original capsule). So
> the most important skill is make sure the water can be injected from the
> previous holes, and the other thing is you cannot press the powder into
> the capsule too hard when using the finest grain coffee powder.
>
> BTW, his finger put pressure on the nozzle of the machine is meaningless.

I don't know if I'll give it a go although it does look as if it gives
pretty good results.

It's a shame that it isn't possible to buy Nespresso compatible capsules
made by other companies. Nespresso patented the Nespresso capsule design to
prevent this although they haven't done the same with Dolce Gusto.

Gareth.