There is of course much günstigerere pad doses than the Brabantia cans, but they are not unfounded cheaper. The Brabantia is in brushed stainless steel with a solid plastic cover with rubber ring for hermetically sealing the coffee pods. The favorable variations are usually made of thin tin plate with an equally light cover for Drüber-set that is not so tightly closes far as the Brabantia. In addition, Brabantia has a "pad-lift", the lift is a Kusnstoffeinsatz, with a round bottom, which you can pull up at the side. This small practical detail facilitates the insertion, as well as the removal of the pads from the can without the pads must be shaken and then in the can back and forth as occur after an earthquake there. So there is also a lift in the Senseo Paddosen, but the thing made of thin wire with a spiral ground. This thing looks so weak and non-functional, that the benefit is questionable in the case.
Anyone looking for a useful Aufbewahrungsart for pads and is not afraid to invest a bit more money, must earn with this pad can 1.) a funkionelle & quality kitchen help and 2.) a beautiful, timeless, simple kitchen accessory!
In addition, the life of such a box is much higher than in the low-dose, therefore preferred to take even money in hand and some high-quality purchased instead of buying at regular intervals, a new low-dose!?!
