what filters does this use,and will coffee catcher fit?
262203
it's a metal filter made by the company. It is supposed to fit perfectly to the Thermos, but mine is the very slightest bit too large, and this creates a small gap around the edge as it tries to fit in. So, the small gap lets coffee grounds escape into your coffee cup.
262204
This is a coffee press. No filters are required! You put coffee in the bottom, fill with hot water, and then put the "press" in to hold the coffee at the bottom! Its great!
262205
It doesn't use filters. It uses a plunger with a very fine mesh screen that is part of the lid. The little knob sticking up in the picture is the plunger. I use two Table Spoons of just about any coffee in the bottom of the pot, and fill it with boiling water to about a half inch below the rim, then stir it a little. Put the lid on wait about a minute and slowly push the plunger down. The screen pushes all the grounds down to the bottom and holds them there. That will fill about a 32oz cup. One suggestion, if you wet the grounds a little after you put them in the pot they seem to make a better tasting coffee. It doesn't use filters. It uses a plunger with a very fine mesh screen that is part of the lid. The little knob sticking up in the picture is the plunger. I use two Table Spoons of just about any coffee in the bottom of the pot, and fill it with boiling water to about a half inch below the rim, then stir it a little. Put the lid on wait about a minute and slowly push the plunger down. The screen pushes all the grounds down to the bottom and holds them there. That will fill about a 32oz cup. One suggestion, if you wet the grounds a little after you put them in the pot they seem to make a... » Read More It doesn't use filters. It uses a plunger with a very fine mesh screen that is part of the lid. The little knob sticking up in the picture is the plunger. I use two Table Spoons of just about any coffee in the bottom of the pot, and fill it with boiling water to about a half inch below the rim, then stir it a little. Put the lid on wait about a minute and slowly push the plunger down. The screen pushes all the grounds down to the bottom and holds them there. That will fill about a 32oz cup. One suggestion, if you wet the grounds a little after you put them in the pot they seem to make a better tasting coffee. « Show Less
1493432
Thank you for you answer. Do you have one of those coffee brewers that fit the filter?
1893084
Yes, takes standard 8-12 filter but I use Bun filters because they are a little taller as I make my coffee strong. Just a personal preference. Standard filters work fine.
300073
It uses #4 cone paper filters.It does not take normal basket filters because of it's internal shape.Maybe Russell Hobbs has a basket that fits it but I bought a gold mesh basket filter and it did not fit.It is not the same shape inside as most coffee makers.I have been using paper only and quite happy with it!
1608648
I believe it will work, as long as the basket is a cylinder. Thread the filter through the support pole, push filter against the wall of the basket and fill with coffee. Then, thread the 4 corners through the pole and crush the rest of the filter over the coffee. The filter will be contained by the cover. I hope this helps.
391966
We just put a paper filter into the "basket" for our coffee. The coffee maker has a lift out brown plastic basket that uses paper filters. I tried buying a "metal mesh" permanent filter but it did not fit correctly in the coffee maker. It was a Hamilton Beach brand filter. Amazon was very willing to refund our money for it. We are perfectly happy with the paper filters.
177526
I have a Cuisinart Coffee maker and accindently bought the wrong filters. They were for the Keurig machine and they didn't fit my machine. They are shapped the same, but Cuisinart filters are smaller.
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.
1673699
If the basket holder in your coffee is flat bottomed this should fit. One thing you need to do is rinse the grounds out of the filter quickly so they will not ruin the basket. The coffee drinkers in my house prefer the basket to paper filters.
836770
I have no idea! I bought this for a Farberware Yosemite SS percolator. It fits, but it doesn't do anything to keep grounds from getting mixed into your coffee. I decided to keep it for putting into a tub drain to filter out hair. Now that's really gerryrigging; it's good for something. BTW, Heybaile, this filter has to be smaller than the metal grounds-holder or it wouldn't fit into it. Are you trying to use it without the metal grounds-holder? I agree that it is too short; it doesn't hold enough coffee for an 8-cup percolator. But...if taller, one couldn't put the metal top on and then the cover! It's a useless filter for anything coffeepot-related unless one makes only 4-5 cups of coffee...with grounds.
69140
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.
1320680
This is the best I can do measure the filter area (I doubt these will work) I suggest a K Cup single serve kit for that thing you got there.Q: What is the measurement of the diameter of this filter? 65mm or about 2 1/2 inches See all 2 answers
1867505
This filter was listed in my owners book for our coffee maker. I am not sure about other makers
163245
I have the large clever coffee dripper and it uses the #4 filters. I love it!
1201671
This model uses Cone #4 coffee filters. I just use whichever filters are the cheapest at the the grocery store and haven't had any problems.
1464088
The wrap-around filter is square but might be large enough to lay in the bottom of the 30-cup basket. We have a 42-cup coffee maker and use the large (I don't know the size) basket filters by punching a hole in the middle.
1377667
Were you able to find the right permanent filter basket for the 8 cup? I have the same question.