can i use this in my regular coffee maker? or does it have to be a certain size? Our coffee maker is a GE from walmart, 12 cups.
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I agree there would probably be a better replacement for a GE or home unitThe problem would be the top. You probably couldn't use it with one that has a pause and pour feature.
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These coffee pots are nearly 7" in diameter, so they may not fit, measure and see, if so they are wonderful.
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I would think there are better replacements for a home coffee maker. This is for commercial setup like in restaurant or office (my reason for purchase). Search for a mr coffee replacement, perhaps.
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If your GE is like most, the top of it's pot is where the plastic spout will be to tall. I'm pretty sure that I saw the replacement pots for your GE at Walmart.
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Don't know. The only problenn I can see is height. Measure the space under the basket the basket to the plate. Then check the height of the carafe to be sure there will be space for the coffee to drip into the carafe.
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I actually have an industrial Bunn Coffee maker in my kitchen. lol. This will be too large. I don't think it will fit under, to place on the burner. You should Contact GE for a replacement. I think a Mr. Coffee replacement decanter you can get at walmart should also fit.
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My Cuisinart is a 12 cup DCC 1200 series. If you use the smaller cone filters this filter will not fit. This fits coffee makers that take the larger cone filter.
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It fit my daughter's Black and Decker 12 cup coffee maker but I don't know the model number of hers. If it fits hers I'm pretty sure it would fit all 12 cup Black and Decker.
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Don't know. I have the 12 cup. Did you read the info? Or talk to customer service for Cuisinart?
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I am not exactly certain about this. I just did a short internet search, and I think there are only two Cuisinart gold tone filters to choose from for 12-cup and 4-cup coffee makers. I would try this filter. I do know that the generic type of filters from the store do not fit in a Cuisinart maker.And, you should also see if your coffee maker has a water filter. If it does, there will be a handle to pull up. These filters can get pretty mucked up.
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I put 4 tablespoons in my 12 cup coffee maker. Make this and you can adjust from there if you like it weaker or stronger.
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Standard size that is use in most home designed espresso machine - I use in saeco barista machine that I originally got at starbuck's - works great with that machine. I do know sone machines ( oscar from Nuova Simonelli uses a slightly larger pod so these ones will not fit for this machine
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ABSOLUTELY! I use it in 2 coffee makers, an electric Gevalia drip and a Mr. Coffee drip. Also have used with a Melita filter pouring hot water over it into a cup. All have be great. Enjoy.
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I have a 12 cup Keurig and any K-cups I buy fit in it. I used to have a mini Keurig and they fit that too.
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Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in order to work with a BUNN home unit. These are too large across the base for a home unit. Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in... » Read More Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in order to work with a BUNN home unit. These are too large across the base for a home unit. « Show Less
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I use standard 8-12 cup coffee filters (for a drip coffee maker). They are a little big, but "squoosh" up well. My daughter and I both use the filters with our latte makers and we love them!
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It fits like a #2 filter. I use it in my dual cup coffee maker. The two very large cups are the equivalent of a 4 cup coffee maker. To recap, its a #2 filter equivalent.
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Yes this is a 12 cup coffee maker - just read the cup sizes.................Piece of cake. Ciao
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Yes it "fits".. I have the same combo and it does fit.. The filter is a little small for the basket, ~ .5" around. That has not caused a problem and it brews the full 12 cups without incident.
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It depends on how big your cup is. I found it altogether too small for a regular cup of coffee. I was disappointed with how small it was.
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I use a 8-12 cup size filter and that works, might also be the same size as a regular #4 filter. Just punch a small hole on the middle. :)
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No, you can use any brand of filter that fits....however, the filter is slightly deeper than the Mr. Coffee, etc., size, so it would be the size larger than that. We bought a re-usable filter that we use most of the time, but I found Bunn filters at my local Ace Hardware on sale, and bought a bunch of them as well.FWIW, I'd buy the Bunn again. Makes great coffee.....fast.