What Does This Filter Fit In? Does it fit in the farberware electric percolator?
1183040
It's quite small and will fit in just about any percolator. That being said, it is far too small for more than about four cups of what I would consider strong coffee or six cups of what I would consider weak coffee.
1635564
I also have the Cuisinart DCC-1200 Coffeemaker and this filter replacement (DCC-RWF) is the correct one. The description in the ad is completely wrong. The filters measure approx. 1-13/16" side to side, 13/16" front to back and 1-1/16"high.
776861
I have no idea what that is. It's a similar in size to a number four cone coffee filter. It's not the same size but if you have one of those in your house it's a decent comparison.
523501
I am not familiar with the model that you mention. I have had other Cuisinart coffee makers than the one I have now (which has a Keurig delivery system) and they have all used the same filters.
389480
It fits in a #4 size porcelain Coffee Filter. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=%234+size+porcelain+Coffee+Filter
1608643
I had a small stainless steel 4-cup percolator and these worked fine. Depending on how much coffee you put in the brew basket, you may need to tamp down the ends of the filters for the basket cap to fit. Otherwise OK.
118928
The filter fits in those 2 slots near the spout. Not sure of the purpose unless it slows down the boiling water being poured. Safety possibly.
1649953
It's possible, but unlikely. Depends on the specific plug on your percolator. Look closely at the image and compare to your plug. This cord fits most desktop computers, computer monitors, HD TVs, and many other ~large appliances that have removable cords. This is a very common style cord, but not universal.
1259167
I always used a paper filter in my percolators. As for the West Bend, I no longer use it as the coffee was terrible. Teri
1795633
I have used these filters for years, but can't find them locally anymore. I won't pay this price for them either, so I bought basket filters made for 4-cup drip pots for a song. I just tear a 1/4 inch slit in the middle of the bottom and they fit my percolator basket perfectly. Cheaper than tissues.
1231511
Almost any size filter will fit but it is meant for a number 4 filter. This can be for any amount of coffee you want to make as long as you stand and pour as needed. Best
735698
Yes it fits. My sense, however, is that because the mesh screen is on the bottom of the filter as well as the sides, the coffee goes thru the filter a little faster than I'd like. I like my coffee a bit bolder, however, so that is a consideration as well.
181479
The filter is built in. Where you put the coffee in the machine it is a holder with tiny little holes in it. Doesn't use a paper filter if that's what you wanted to know. Yes it is a part of the actual percolator. Hope that helps...BTW this thing makes a GREAT cup of VERY HOT coffee!
1259166
I have never used a paper filter in a percolator. Although I know that some people do. I do find a few grains of coffee in the bottom of the pot however, I have never had them in a cup.
885938
We use a paper filter in ours. We had some left over from before. They are just like the ones used in a regular Mr. Coffee, but one size bigger; fold in quarters, cut off tip and it fits over the percolator tip. The last ones I purchased were at WalMart, but I have not purchased any in the last year. The holes in the basket filter are quite small, you could try it without the paper filter, but you will likely have some grounds left in the bottom of the pot.
1419857
It fits, but barely. You have to slide the drip cone out to the side then hold the carafe under the cone in order to place the carafe on the hot plate. This is due to very close clearance under the little spring drip button.
2164505
According to manufacture, it works for all coffee pots that take a "standard size" paper filter. You won't be disappointed. I absolutely love mine!