What about the Mellita filters? I use the brown ones for better taste
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Sorry, I don't know much about the Mellita filters. I use the Bunn brand filters which are a bit taller than the standard Mr. Coffee style filter. The size of the Bunn filter is 2 3/4 X 3 inches. This filter is slightly taller than the standard size filters to prevent coffee overflow when brewing 8 cups or more. I hope this helps.
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We use Bunn white filters, but family uses the brown filters and think it does improve the flavor.
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I buy the Bunn Filters. I find that the others are not tall enough and grounds wind up in the coffee pot. I buy a large amount of filters from the Bunn website and they last a long time. I make about 2 pots of coffee every day.
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We use the regular Bunn filters because they are deeper than the others. You can usually purchase these Bunn filters at Walmart. -- Al
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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 only use paper filters........but in past have used permanent filter and seemed to have no effect on taste of coffee. My husband just prefers the paper ones...easier clean up.....
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Sorry...Check on the description or look up your model number for matching filters.
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i believe so. when i researched these filters, i found them in grey as well as yellow, but couldn't see any difference in their physical make up. hope this helps you.
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I do not know - I use a melita filter cone which does not fit perfectly but does work.
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Usually, all I find are the Hario 02 filters, but you could use any #2 single cup filters that are cone shaped. PS Still loving my Hario!
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Yes, we use a cone with Melita filters; shortly after we bought it, however, we got a cone that was meant for carafes so we did not have to hold the filter in place as we poured, which regular Meita filters required. .
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I don't have a metallic one so I don't know for sure. But the metallic one "appears" to have the same large 3/4" opening at its base. That is the problem with those filters and the hario drippers -there is no support at the bottom and the filter gives way from the weight of the wet coffee and the grinds empty into the cup. I would go with the brown filters as they seem a little stronger.
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I'd go with a much stronger filter. 1.8 maybe. Don't stack you'll just be begging for light scatter shooting in to a light source like that.
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The black filters are better per many recommendations. If you have any concerns about contaminants get the extra filter for arsenic and such. It slows the filtration but pulls out heavy metals.
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Yes, I personally use a melita filter inside gold one and it works great at keeping the extra fine grounds out of your pot.
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Hi WSong, I use #2 filters for both the large and small Bee House drippers. I don't use either of those brands so I cannot say which might be better.-Brian
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No, your cup style filters will not work. I bought a case of melitta #6 cone filters in June and still have 4 boxes left and I make 2-3 pots a day. Think I paid $24 or so for the case which was very cheap. Problem in my area no one sells #6 cone filters. Hope this helps
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They also sell those filters right here on Amazon. Just look up filter H, i believe thats the code abbreviation for this particular model. Theyre around 8 bucks, but I hear they last long!
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Agree with Nan - so long as the shape and size is right any it should work, Melitta brand or not. But there ARE differences in quality, I suspect. Even with Melitta filters I occasionally get a batch that leaks grounds and have to double-up, so I don't have any suggests for how you can be sure the quality is good - except to try 'em.
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As far as I can tell, just so the filters are the "cone" type I don't think it should matter about the brand. I bought the Melitta filters because the price was so good on Amazon and I bought enough for that super saver shipping! But, if you can find a picture of this cone type of filter (try Google images), then you could take the pic to the store and see if you can find a different, less expensive brand. (Maybe that's what I should have done!!)
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Here is a link to the filters that this bottle uses. When I bought mine, it came with some spares so I haven't bought any yet; but, I know this is them. They also sell these in Target - or whereever they sell the bottles. Julie