The typical K-cup filter that comes with the unit is smaller than the ones sold separately. Are these bigger or smaller in comparison.
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It's 2 I up to the black edge. Slightly thinner than the other but not by much. So yes they are bigger. Smaller one is 1 1/2 inches.
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This coffee brewer takes commercial filters (9 3/4" x 4 1/4" 12 Cup) Bunn 20115.0000. Do NOT try the smaller versions, it will NOT work. You will have coffee grounds in your coffee and yes this is the voice of experience talking. :)
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I use a 8-12 cup size filter and that works, might also be the same size as a regular #4 filter. Just punch a small hole on the middle. :)
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You need the K Cup , the filters go in the K cup. I use these all the time as I can use my Dunkin Donuts coffee and not pay for the individual k cups that are so expensive.
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Yes, I used the Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter (Single) and it works good. I may order a 2nd one just as backup. good luck
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You need the filter holder and cap which fit into the Keurig instead of the unit where you would put a regular k-cup. Amazon may sell these separately. We got ours by buying the My K-cup Replacement Coffee Filter Set. We have multiple coffee drinkers in the house so multiple filters get good use!
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I don't have the K10 mini so I can't answer your question, but I would assume the K-cup replacement is a standard size fit for all Keurig models.
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I am not familiar with the Rivo system but I just looked on the Keurig website....at a glance it does appear the k-cups are the same size but to be sure I would send their customer service off an email just to confirm.
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My Keurig is 3 years old and they work perfectly. They are shorter than the K-cups but no problem at all.
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you can use the Keurig kit or get one here of the generic....the kit is like the original holder of a k-cup but it is the part you place the filter in, like the old school Mr. Coffee basket
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I just bought a K145 to replace my dearly departed 5 year-old B145. The ekobrew reusable k cup filter does not fit into the holster of the K145. (Nice move, Keurig!) However, I was able to take the holster out of my old model and fit it into the new model, so I can continue to use my ekobrews.
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It is always difficult to tell based on the filter alone; it is much easier if you buy them based on the model / serial on the bottom of the kitchen aid coffee maker. The related model / serial numbers should be included in the product information for whatever filters you are looking at.
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The larger dimension is for the box it comes in. The smaller is for the actual filter canister.
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Since all the prefilled, packaged K-cups in the store are the same size, I can't see a reason that this filter wouldn't work in any model, as it's the same size as the original K-cups.
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I was under the impression when I ordered they fit all Keurig Machines but they were a lot smaller than the genuine filters. I returned them and stuck with the name brand. For me better safe than sorry is worth the price. Hope this helps.
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I just bought one to replace my original permanent filter which was somewhat smaller. I've noticed that water flows through faster with the new filter, and the brewed coffee is weaker. Adding a paper filter has helped.
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From what I understand the k cup fillers are not supported with this business brewer. Although to be fair I have not tried it. When I have done research it always seems to state that it does not use any of the other filters.