hamilton coffee: imet.s a 12 cup model where you just put a cup under...am I doing wrong I have been buying those cheap paper filters like for mr. coffee.seems to work ???
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I'm guessing you are writing about the filter for the coffee grounds. Any 12-cup size round filter paper will be fine. from long beach
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I used a standard "drip coffee" fine grind. I found the filters to eliminate the silt and give you full flavor of the coffee. The filters can be a bit messy. The cover doesn't fit tight with the filter in place and grounds overflow if not seated properly. I would suggest sticking with the basket or buy K cups.
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This is not an ultra fine mesh. It's like a very fine. I measured the diameter of the holes and they appear to be 1/32". By the way, if you can see the individual holes in the mesh then it's not fine enough for finely ground coffee. It's definitely not one step less fine than a paper filter like another commenter stated. Nothing will get through a paper filter. One step less than that should be a super tight mesh (where you can't even make out the holes) and almost looks like a solid sheet of clear material. This is not that.
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I had bought a bag of cheap basket style filters for 99 cents a long time ago, I just stuff them into the basket and put a tablespoon of coffee in that. It works, it's cheap. When you don't use a paper filter, you will end up with sediment in the bottom of your cup.
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I have not tried, I actually like the permanent filters better. It looks as if you can though, the basket that holds the filter looks very similar to an older Mr. Coffee that I used to have that used paper filters, just deeper. Don't know if that would cause a problem though.
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You should purchase extra coffee filters for it, as it only comes with about 4 paper filters. I like the paper ones, instead of getting the lining. They are from Amazon also. I purchased the "Brew Rite" for 4 cup, 200 count filters. Even making a latte every day, that will last quite a while.
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Here is the difference. IF, a big 'IF' your coffee maker takes a paper filter that is round and has a flat bottom, it should work. IF your coffee make uses a paper filter that comes to a point at the bottom they probably won't fit. Round filters are sold in the stores in a see-through package and stacked one on top of the other, the pointed filters are usually in a box. Unfortunately, you should have read the reviews on the coffee maker you have - just Google in TJX37 and you'll find a lot of unhappy customers for that particular model. If these round filters work for you each one will last one month, so the package you display with your question (which is what I purchased) will last a complete year. ONE critical thing! Inside your coffee maker there should be a 'filter holder', and it should have had one filter of this kind in side that frame, if not, it is not designed to be used with these kinds of filters. It is a little plastic frame that these filters fit inside of, then that fits inside the round opening that holds the round paper filter for the coffee - I hope that explanation is clear? Good luck.
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. I actually use the generic Stop N Shop filters made for 8-12 cup basket type coffee makers. Any basket type permanent filter should work just fine.
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I use the 8-12 cup paper filters, whichever inexpensive bargain brand is at the store where I'm shopping. If the filters seem a bit flimsy, I use 2 of them for a single pot. I started doing this accidentally when the filters stuck together & I couldn't get them apart. I use filtered water & a medium dark roast coffee. I am very pleased with this coffee maker!
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Not recommended. This type of filter is made for a drip brew coffee machine with hot water cascading down to dissolve the coffee grounds. You're better off with a French press or manual coffee maker. Google this for more detailed info.
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May I ask what type of travel mug you have that will fit underneath the spout.I have starbucks grind for a paper filter.?.?Just recieved my Bunn today and cant wait to give it a try. Thanks for your input.
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I returned this coffee maker to Amazon and a piece fell over and ended up in the coffee. They refunded my money and I then bought the Mr. Coffee 4 cupper. I did put this info in immediately - it should have been there. With the Mr. Coffee I use 4 spoons of coffee and put the water level to 2 cups. It makes one mug sized cup of very strong coffee - exactly as my husband likes.
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Hello Vera, I don't know why - all I can say is how I use it, and that I am happy. I use the typical round filters on top of the filter supplied, since I do not wish to clean it each time. I use a mug, so it takes 2 1/2 scoops for the strong coffee I love. My mug and the supplied mug hold the same amount of liquid. I timed it, and it takes 3 1/2 minutes from the time you push the button until it stops dripping. I then tip the unit to get every drop, remove the paper filter, and I have my morning coffee, the way I like it and saved a ton of money rather than the premeasured pods. It shuts itself off after the 3 1/2 minutes is up; but you cannot turn it off once it is on. It is so small, it would easily fit in my travel case when I go out of town. I am so happy with this that I am giving it as a Xmas gift as well. It is exactly what I wanted! I hope all this helps you, and you are welcome to ask me any other questions you may have. Happy Thanksgiving, Suzanne
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U can use u'r coffee but with special filters. I tried the filter purchased at the grocery or discount type stores and it didn't work for me. The best type is an additional piece 4 the machine that would be easier, less time consuming and work better; however, I wasn't willing to spend $48 more. Pay a little extra and buy a good machine, one that will be worth the money and give u the enjoyment of a good cup of coffee.
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I bought this gold filter separately: Mr. Coffee 6659 4 Cup Permanent Filter, for $1.50 plus shipping, from Seneca River Trading Inc. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000WMTBD8/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1well worth the price of shipping...fits perfectly...no more wasted paper
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I have not been able to find the correct size filters, but i don't think it really matters. I've just used the round filter for 8~12 cup regular coffee maker and put it in the bottom.. It works fine.. i've known others who don't use one at all..
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This is a STANDARD 2# COFFEE FILTER. If you buy 2# paper filters for your coffee maker, this would fit correctly. I use a pour-over that requires a 2# size paper filter but prefer 4# because it prevents accidentally getting grounds in your cup.