would these work in a 30 cup percolator?
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I am not sure. My stove-top Pyrex percolator is a 12-cupper, and when I "wrap" a filter around the filter cage spindle all is well even if I put in 10 coffee measures of coffee (I like my coffee strong). The packaging for the Brew-Rite's don't say. If this is really large percolator (like what they put out at neighborhood meetings), you could try it, and merely lay the filter "flat" in the filter cage with the middle hole over the spindle. Most important is to cover the drip holes (the ones in the bottom of the filter cage). Brew Rites will probably do this. Still think you're better off trying to find round "flat" filters that fit a 30-cupper.
283144
I am not sure. My stove-top Pyrex percolator is a 12-cupper, and when I "wrap" a filter around the filter cage spindle all is well even if I put in 10 coffee measures of coffee (I like my coffee strong). The packaging for the Brew-Rite's don't say. If this is really large percolator (like what they put out at neighborhood meetings), you could try it, and merely lay the filter "flat" in the filter cage with the middle hole over the spindle. Most important is to cover the drip holes (the ones in the bottom of the filter cage). Brew Rites will probably do this. Still think you're better off trying to find round "flat" filters that fit a 30-cupper. I am not sure. My stove-top Pyrex percolator is a 12-cupper, and when I "wrap" a filter around the filter cage spindle all is well even if I put in 10 coffee measures of coffee (I like my coffee strong). The packaging for the Brew-Rite's don't say. If this is really large percolator (like what they put out at neighborhood meetings), you could try it, and merely lay the filter "flat" in the filter cage with the middle hole over the spindle. Most important is to cover the drip holes (the ones in the bottom of the filter cage). Brew Rites will probably do this. Still think... » Read More I am not sure. My stove-top Pyrex percolator is a 12-cupper, and when I "wrap" a filter around the filter cage spindle all is well even if I put in 10 coffee measures of coffee (I like my coffee strong). The packaging for the Brew-Rite's don't say. If this is really large percolator (like what they put out at neighborhood meetings), you could try it, and merely lay the filter "flat" in the filter cage with the middle hole over the spindle. Most important is to cover the drip holes (the ones in the bottom of the filter cage). Brew Rites will probably do this. Still think you're better off trying to find round "flat" filters that fit a 30-cupper. « Show Less
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The individual cups are 1.5" deep and have a 2" diameter, so the regular sized liners should work.
860122
I use them in my 12 cup Mr. Coffee. Regretfully I don't know if the 4 cup machines are the same size. The filter holder on my machine has a bottom radius of about 4" and is about 3" deep.
654174
i use them in my Starbucks 20 oz insulated cup and another one. They are great! i throw them in the dishwasher, i say they are standard size so go for it! Hope this helps...
2226356
I am not sure since I use mine in a bunn drip coffee maker but I did see that and wondered why they had that in the middle now that you ask that it makes sense that it would be for a percolator. I say give it a try!
883245
No, they would not fit. Made for a different brew system so are a different shape.
2097755
I do not know, but I suspect they will work just fine. They are worth the experiment considering the price. They worked well for my Breville.
1012945
30 cups will be fine just make sure that you have the right proportion coffee Ground
1491861
It would but even though it is a very fine mesh it is not as fine as on designated wire mesh coffee filters. Some very fine particles could get through but they would be very small.
1110059
Yes they do! I had a hard time finding the unbleached as well! They work for my Mr. Coffee 4 cupper!It's an old model - maybe 2005 or so.....is this helpful to you? Enjoy the unbleached flavor of the brew! Yes they are flat bottomed as previous reviewer mentioned!!!
1459591
I think it will work. They are a harder plastic than normal kcups but I really like them. Just don't over fill with coffee. I have found that will cause overflow.
1505460
Yes they will. I believe that these filters work -- they do on our coffee pot. Enjoy using -- please use them. Thanks for asking
1605774
I don't see why not. I use them in a machine that is supposed to be coffee grounds for an individual cup. It works just fine. (I have a pod machine in the bathroom at my house, and the coffee ground one at work, so I use at both).
185519
We use these in a commercial Bunn coffee maker with two pots..so I'm not sure. If you need a smaller filter...I have a load..let me know I'll send them to you.
589543
Yes. And they work great. Just have to get the grind and amount to make cup to your taste. Just empty and rinse after use. 5-10 cents a cup of your favorite brand beats the devil outta 40 cents a throwaway k- cup
705718
Don't know...nevercdone it, mbut I think it might be better to use a camping percolater instead...
1287738
As far as I know the lids only fit K-cups if your doesn't use that cup then chances are they won't fit. If the cups you use aren't K-cups but have the same top diameter,( you can check them by holding the tops against each other and see if they match.) then they may possibly work, but I would proceed with caution you don,t want to damage your machine.