Where do I buy the coffee filters for my 5 cup Drip coffee maker?
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It came with a filter made out of wire mesh. We've had it for over a year now and is still in good condition.
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Any small coffee carafe should fit. You can find them at any Walmart, Target etc.
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Google replacement parts coffee makers. You will find several vendors, including Amazon.
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My 5 cup programmable coffee maker did not come with a permanent filter. I am using the regular filters because I have some, but they are a little too big. I would suggest a smaller filter than the regular size.
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You can order them from www.theperfectwater.com, Home Depot, or on Amazon. The perfect water will have every filter you need but you may find one of them cheaper elsewhere.
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There are 55 filters in a plastic bag and cost is per plastic bag. These filters are a almost square piece of filter paper with 5 holes, one in the center and one each at each corner. Grounds may still get in the coffee by being forced out if the brewing is to fast AND you use fine ground coffee such as drip grind. Wetting the filter first helps the grounds stay in the filter better. If you grind your own coffee with a course grind then that helps keep the grounds out of the coffee also.
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Usually on Amazon.com, however when I broke mine I found out that ordering a new 12-cup machine w/ carafe was only like $5-7 more (for an entire new machine!). Seemed like the way to go being as they are GREAT coffeemakers and reasonable to replace as a whole.
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Small Appliance.com has them and Cuisinart Web store. They are $30 a piece I think.
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Dorothy, I read my entire manual and no where does it state a model# for the filter disks. I do have a phone number it listed to order filters through Mr. Coffee, maybe they can help 1-800-672-6333. My coffee maker is the FT series if that helps, sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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La Cafetiere does not list any US suppliers, but looking online I found you can purchase them at Amazon, UK (http://www.amazon.co.uk). They call them filters.
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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.
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You can use any #2 or #4 cone filters, that you can get at the local grocery store. I bought #4 brew-rite from my local WalMart. The reason I bought #4 size is because it fits above the cone and allows you to put more coffee and water without worrying if it is going to run over. I did find that you also need to use boiling hot water if you want your coffee to come out with the right flavor/concistancy.
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I bought this gold filter separately: Mr. Coffee 6659 4 Cup Permanent Filter, for $1.50 plus shipping, from Seneca River Trading Inc. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000WMTBD8/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 well worth the price of shipping...fits perfectly...no more wasted paper
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You can email seneca river from this page and ask them. You will need your model number, but these may be too big for you ?http://seneca-river-trading.com/kitchenaid-coffee-maker-water-filter-pods-kcm5wfp-353.html#.Uw85xfldWSo
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There are 55 filters in a plastic bag and cost is per plastic bag.These filters are a almost square piece of filter paper with 5 holes, one in the center and one each at each corner.Grounds may still get in the coffee by being forced out if the brewing is to fast AND you use fine ground coffee such as drip grind.Wetting the filter first helps the grounds stay in the filter better.If you grind your own coffee with a course grind then that helps keep the grounds out of the coffee also.
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Krups Original Filters -- available at Amazon.com or perhaps Bed Bath & Beyond. Less expensive at Amazon
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Any standard coffee filter that's cheap. I generally buy 200 or 300 at a time when they're on sale. That's the wonderful thing about this type of coffeemaker: it's cheap to buy and cheap to maintain.