After each coffee brewing, I still have to clean coffee grounds from the filter holder so they will not get in the next pot. are there some Bunn filters taller than others or are they all the same size?
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I think there is just one size, max 10 cups, I make sure when I put the coffee in the filter that it's level and you will have to try different amounts of coffee till you avoid the overflow.
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No, you can use any brand of filter that fits....however, the filter is slightly deeper than the Mr. Coffee, etc., size, so it would be the size larger than that. We bought a re-usable filter that we use most of the time, but I found Bunn filters at my local Ace Hardware on sale, and bought a bunch of them as well. FWIW, I'd buy the Bunn again. Makes great coffee.....fast.
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I have tried different grounds and they all come out absolutely great. I use a drip basket filter in the basket since the store bought grounds are smaller than the holes in the built-in basket. Just center it and carefully poke a hole in the filter and you can use any size grounds. I am never going back to a drip maker. This coffee pot is fantastic.
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Yes, takes standard 8-12 filter but I use Bun filters because they are a little taller as I make my coffee strong. Just a personal preference. Standard filters work fine.
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If you make a full 12 cup pot of coffee, you should use #6 filters. The #4 has a tendency to overflow and you get coffee grounds in your brewed coffee.
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I am in the same boat as you Colleen. I got the Melita filters that LuLu recommended, but haven't had the chance to use them yet. I am thinking of using the Melita filters with my reusable K-Cup and see if that will be easier to clean up. Did you know that the bottom portion of the loose coffee drawer from the Bunn MCU does snap out for easier clean up, and just snaps back in place when clean?
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Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in order to work with a BUNN home unit. These are too large across the base for a home unit. Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in... » Read More Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in order to work with a BUNN home unit. These are too large across the base for a home unit. « Show Less
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Sorry I have no idea I own a Bunn My Café and the pod maker. I put them in upside down for better brew. I guess checkout the Bunn and you will see what it goes into and that may answer your question. They are well worth the money verses buying from the store.
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I believe these would be too large for a Cuisinart coffee maker. Cuisinart coffee makers MUST SURELY advise which filters to use with their products! I bought these Bunn filters for a Bunn coffee-maker.
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No, you can use any brand of filter that fits....however, the filter is slightly deeper than the Mr. Coffee, etc., size, so it would be the size larger than that. We bought a re-usable filter that we use most of the time, but I found Bunn filters at my local Ace Hardware on sale, and bought a bunch of them as well.FWIW, I'd buy the Bunn again. Makes great coffee.....fast.
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No, the coffee grounds stay in the filter basket. As for paper filters, I've always used Bunn filters and never had a problem with the grounds overflowing in them either.
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Sorry, I don't have an answer for you. I have same Bunn My Café. Would like inexpensive disposable paper filter that would fit in the loose coffee tray that would fall out of the tray or easily shake it out, instead of scooping the used grounds out & rinsing the coffee tray each time. Let me know if you find a solution. Likewise, I will let you know what I find. Thanks
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I purchased the Bunn A10 10 cup filters PN 20106 0000 from Marquis Beverage through Amazon. The box came with Bunn's name on it. I had called Bunn-o-Matic prior to the order to confirm the part number. This is frustrating (are you listening Bunn?) The part number is correct, just not the paper size. If the height of the filter were 1/4" higher it would work, but of course it is not. Every time I brew I get grounds in the carafe on my GRB 10 cup coffee maker.Note: I use Emperor's Blend - very tasty, but pre-measured for 12 cups. I like it strong. Still no excuse. I have pictures. I purchased the Bunn A10 10 cup filters PN 20106 0000 from Marquis Beverage through Amazon. The box came with Bunn's name on it. I had called Bunn-o-Matic prior to the order to confirm the part number. This is frustrating (are you listening Bunn?) The part number is correct, just not the paper size. If the height of the filter were 1/4" higher it would work, but of course it is not. Every time I brew I get grounds in the carafe on my GRB 10 cup coffee maker.Note: I use Emperor's Blend - very tasty, but pre-measured for 12 cups. I like it strong. Still no excuse. I have pictures.
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I am a fan of paper filters -- flat bottom 8-12 cup filters work with this Bunn. I guess you could use the gold, reusable, flat bottom filter, too. I just prefer the paper ones.
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If the Bunn High Velocity brewer uses a standard Bunn filter, the answer is most likely no. The problem we has is the reusable filter is too short and allowed the coffee grinds to flow over the top and into the coffee.
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We use two different filters. One is a large paper filter that we put the coffee in and only use that one once. The other filter fits in the bottom of the brewing container. We probably have used that one 12 times and have not replacced it. Be sure and rinse it out after each use. Just follow the instructions for its care.
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FYI, I hate wet, messy grounds. I have the basket that came with the pot but I still just push a paper coffee filter down in and press the excess paper against the sides and fold the excess at the top over the edge, place my grounds in there, close the lid and start brewing. When it is all done I just have to pull out the soggy filter and toss it. I can do this either with the permanent filter in place or not. If you can't find a permanent filter replacement, you might try that.