How many cups can you prepare per filter?
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As many or as little as you want, but don't exceed the maximum amount that the Chemex can hold (3, 6, 8, 10, etc. cups).
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It would depend on the size of your chemex container. I usually use 2 spoons of coffee for every 12 oz. of water and have made up to 36 oz. in my carafe, but I can probably go up to 48 oz. Keep in mind that this ratio will make a pretty strong brew.
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As many cups as your Chemex will hold. Mine makes about 8 cups. It takes 3 to 4 'pours' to fill the pot. I compost my grounds and filters.
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A 10-12 cup basket filter. An 8-10 cup basket filter also works, if you aren't planning on having a full pot of very strong coffee.
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I used slightly less than 1/4 cup per cup of coffee but I don't recall how many cups that amounted to. You'll have to do a bit of math. I no longer have the bag or scoop, but was very pleased with the product.
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Yes, but just a few. I haven't opened the little package. Maybe 4 filters? They are #6 which are not as common as the #2 or 4. But my little tea kettle will hold 8 cups so I just a #4 filter with this. It is a very nice coffee maker.
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You can always measure what you put in the filter for brewing. I use 1/8 cup coffee for every 2cups (as marked on the carafe) of water.
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Use one per cup. My tank is a tank I have been using for years and I have removed the media stones and replaced them with the carbon and I get good results. I also use a polishing pad in the top cup.
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Yes, I use the standard 10-12 cup paper filters in mine. I love this coffee maker.
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The maximum on one side that we make is 24 5/8". We recommend getting two filters for this size; you would need standard size 14 x 30 x 1.
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With a bit over one cup of grounds (10 Tbs) for 5 cups (6 oz) for coffee = 30 oz. of water. So I use a 32 oz measuring cup and let the coffee sit for 2 min then pour in the filter. This varies sometimes we can do it in one shot and other times it takes two pours. Anyway that's just for 5 cups (6oz) of coffee.
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I bought this permanent filter too use in my Mr. Coffee 4 cup coffee maker. It holds approximately 4 scoops of coffed for which it makes 4-5 oz cups of coffee.
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My Capresso is on route to me. I bought an additional filter because we intend to brew 4.5 cups at 5am and then 2 cups at 8:30AM so need another clean/dry filter second brew. No time to clean and dry first one. We do that now with are regular drip coffee maker.
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My filter is 8"x10". I use 1/2 cup in a 5 gal bucket. Start out with warm warm/hot water and let it soak overnight. I made up a nozzle that concentrates the water spray about 2" across the filter pleats and wash out the yuck. I rotate filters to let one dry out so it goes in like a new filter.
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you can add the equivalent of the cup size you are using. I typically use two cups just in case I want a second.
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We have been using 1 cup, I flip the brewer over a few times during the process to mix everything up. Works great. And yes the filter is quite full. We add a little extra water as well
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Six one way, half a dozen the other. Ones as easy to use as the other. Once you rinse your filter before you brew you just fold and place the three layered side towards the spout of the Chemex and add coffee grounds. It's pretty simple no matter what you use. Bleached, unbleached, square, round it doesn't really matter in use. But these filters make a discernible difference in your coffee drinking experience. Considerably better. Highly recommend!
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I would say 4 cups which would be half the water allowed would be the least amount you could make at one process My assumption only, the directions does not note how little you can make at one processing. I always make the full 8 cups, It is better brewed coffee too!
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Im not sure, Im a single guy, so I only do a cup at a time. I would say, and this is a guess, 10 cups.