Hi! Are there paper filters which fit this pot? It's too much work with a fabric filter.
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There is no paper filter made for it. The opening is so large that most any paper filter would fall down into the coffee. You can try a normal 8-12 cup flat bottom filter and folding it over the edges to see it it stays put. Try a rubber band if not. But it would be much easier to just buy a regular dripper with paper filters than to jury rig some filter arrangement on the Hario. BTW if you think the cloth filter is "too much work" you're probably doing more work than you need to.
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Yes, I do believe there are paper filters but I've only used the cloth filter.
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I have both the Hario Drip Pot as well as the Hario Glass Coffee Dripper so I have the Hario filters on hand. I just tried one in the Drip Pot and I don't think that will work. If it had coffee in it as well as the water, it would simply slip right into the pot! Having both ways of making Hario coffee, we think one way is as good as the other. I don't know if anyone has told you but the cloth filters keep well rinsed out after use and put into a plastic baggy, then in the frig.
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I have both the Hario Drip Pot as well as the Hario Glass Coffee Dripper so I have the Hario filters on hand. I just tried one in the Drip Pot and I don't think that will work. If it had coffee in it as well as the water, it would simply slip right into the pot! Having both ways of making Hario coffee, we think one way is as good as the other.I don't know if anyone has told you but the cloth filters keep well rinsed out after use and put into a plastic baggy, then in the frig.
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Hi Konatka, My Hario drip pot crack and shadded when I began to pour hot water into this container. There might be some paper filters to fit, but I'm not quite sure. Best, Joseph.
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just checked my basket... looks like very fine mesh not made out of any metal... very flexible, it's the best for coffee pot, no need for paper filter.
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Yes. I assume you could use a reusable filter, but it naturally requires cone-shaped, paper filters.
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You can use paper filters but you don't need to. The stainless drum has fine holes in it that strain the juice just fine. This juicer is wonderful, but takes a lot of cleanup.
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There are a variety of filters available in the 4.5x20" size. All of them will work. You need to choose for yourself based on your filtering needs. I get mine here:http://123filter.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=64_32
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No permanent filter. I use an old 5 cup filter which came from a pot I had before.
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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.
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Mine came with a few filters too. It takes a smaller filter than a normal size coffee pot but you could probably get the bigger ones to work.
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We use paper filters instead of the mesh basket. Take the mesh basket out and use the paper filters as you would with a "conventional" coffee maker. It seems to brew faster and clean up is much quicker.
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I use the 8-12 cup basket style filters. They fit just fine, but I do have to cut a slit in the center of the filter in order for it to fit over the percolating stem. It just takes a second to do with a pair of scissors. I cut a small X shape and thats all there is to it.
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I purchased those filters for a neighbor. That was what he wanted, actually that's what he insisted on. Personally I would not have them. Go to a fabric store by half inch or 1 inch poly batting for quilting use that.
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If you can find paper filters, let me know. It works pretty well, but here are too many coffee grounds in the cup for me.
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I am a fan of paper filters -- flat bottom 8-12 cup filters work with this Bunn. I guess you could use the gold, reusable, flat bottom filter, too. I just prefer the paper ones.
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hello there,as a matter of fact, i do use paper filters, in order to acquire stronger coffee. but be careful not to fully load water, since it will not be able to brew it (paper filter delays brewing). usually i fill it with 2-4 cups of water and it brews o.k. give it a try and i am at your disposition for any further information. thanks a lot, christina mavraganis.
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Basket paper filter. You can use a gold mesh filter but they allow too much sediment to pass into the carafe.
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The Bunn filters from Walmart are definitely than regular filters as they are deeper and keep the grounds out of the pot. If you only make 6 cups or less the smaller filters are OK
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I haven't tried a paper filter. But my local grocery has a bean grinder right in the store, so I buy the beans there...I set the machine to "percolate blend." Coffee is the same price as regular brands.