Will the stainless steel filter rush?
293109
We've been using it for 8 months about once a week and it looks same as when we bought it. I think it won't rust
293110
Oh, you meant rust. No, I have been using this pot for several years and there is no rust.
1243224
no, but we had problems with the small holes in the filter part. It would only run 15 min and stop till it was cleaned. that's every 15 min. we had to take the filter out.
2163744
The answer is "no." The filters I use have threads have threads on both sides. Most of them do so this shouldn't be a problem.
1470668
You will be fine. I have 1 sponge filter that is missing clear top piece. So if you want a wide dispersal of air bubbles just take it off.
413792
My filter clicks as well. I haven't investigated any further. On the bright side, the clicking does eventually stop when the reserve tank is completely filled. I attribute the noise to the attached pump that accelerates the filter rate. Would love to achieve the same rate silently though!
1599151
technicaly iam not sure ,,but i guess it will make double safe filteration ,,but you should ask a technician better,,thank you
1466425
Yes, but unlike most other model units like this filter the input outputs are nylon not stainless or brass. Mine leaked, I tried everything to keep it from dripping. Finally after a year of having to empty a drip bucket underneath it I went to Loes and bought a replacement.
1669080
No, it does take long. But it is important to throw out that first filtering. We really like ours. We have had it for almost two years now. The only problem we experienced was the plastic movable part that one pushes to get the water to come out, broke. But I was able to buy a replacement quickly (I bought two, so if it happened again I'd be ready!).
675459
Yes, the Bunn BCF100-B filters are taller and less likely to run over causing the grounds in the filter holder.
1757022
No. You will need to put a couple of elbows in your vertical line to accommodate the filter In a vertical position.
283981
I don't think so........ Berkey do a range of stainless steel filters in varying sizes a plastic one too. Sorry I can't be certain.
964572
No. So far it has worked flawlessly. This is the first filter I've used. We'll see what happens in the future.
656997
Yes, bit you have to keep cleaning the filter to make sure it runs smoothly
128035
I'm not sure, because I did not try it. I have ground my coffee more than usual, and it seemed okay, but over the long term, it might gather inside the filter. Try it. If it seems to get clogged, then switch to a coarser grind.
1436004
qualifying the answer, yes, if you are sweating copper you will need to sweat a connection that will match the end of the plastic line that connects to the filter, other wise when you tap into the copper tubing, see that the part you use to tap in the copper accepts the tubing to the filter.
753863
I need to know the answer to that myself. I have the under counter version of the Filter.....
527869
Its pretty strong. What you can do is add stuff to the filter....some carbon and maybe that biomax stuff.... The fuller it is the less strong the current is (as long as you don't clog it) and that way you actually have a chemical filtration too...rather than just a sponge. I inadvertently lowed mine by doing this. If you have patience and are willing to go through the trial and error, you can slow it down...not sure if its slow enough for a betta....but I wouldn't want mine any slower or else I'd question its effectiveness. Hope this helps :-\