A plumbing expert explains why pouring coffee grounds down the drain is a bad idea—and what you should do instead.

It all starts with one cup and one choice: In Denmark’s second biggest city Aarhus you get paid when you return your coffee cup. Waste analysis shows cold or hot beverage cups are used for an average ...

It's a common misconception that coffee grounds can freshen up your garbage disposal if you pour them down the sink -- they actually pose a risk. Coffee grounds don't break down in the garbage ...

Another answer to pill disposal comes from my pharmacist — coffee grounds. Just put your unusable pills in your wet, used coffee grounds. It will dissolve the pills, ...

But each year, one billion of us forget. Which means each year in Australia, an estimated one billion disposable coffee cups end up in landfill. The first thing you’ll probably declare is that ...

Many people own a pod coffeemaker for its convenience, but using the coffee sold in the pod can be inconvenient to your budget. For a cup-a-day drinker, a year's worth of K-cups costs more than $200.

Consumers have high expectations for their coffee. They demand freshness and flavor and want their coffee fast, any time of ...