For just a stnadard type mug, with approx. a 3 1/2" diameter across the top, would the No.4 filter holder be the right size?
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I have the Cilio Porcelain No. 2 Filter which uses No. 2 cone filters. I works great with 3 1/2" diameter mugs and works with slightly larger and smaller mugs also. A No. 4 filter holder is really big and unstable (top-heavy) on top of most mugs. Only get the No. 4 filter holder if you need to brew for 2 people at once into a larger container.
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The Cilio Procelain No 2 Filter holder holds a No. 2 cone filter. The base base of the filter holder is approx. 4 in in diameter with an inner ring of 2.25 in diameter, which inside the mug. So the opening of the mug would need to be at least 2.25 in and not greater that 4 in across.
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It is actually a #2 size but I accidentally bought the #4 once and now I use the #4 all the time. It is about 1/2 higher than the edge of the rim and I seem to like the larger one better! The #4 size filter is not all wrinkled up inside the cup; it fits smoothly but mostly it is just taller than the ceramic edge.
945077
I use a Cilio Porcelain No. 4 Coffee Filter Holder with that size mug and it works perfectly well.
945078
Agree w/ reviewer below, I also use the Cilio #4 w/ a standard mug and it works well. The larger size Cilio should give you more options, you can use it w/ smaller size mugs.
1877000
This filter measures 3/4 x 1-3/4. I suggest that you measure the one in you machine and see if they match
1560473
I use a size 4 filter and my mug holds 12 oz. I would think you could walk away til almost emptied and then add more water. I have filled all the way to top of filter.
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.
839079
The answers below are correct and will work fine for you. The filter holder is like a flat stick with a finger hole in the top to help you pull it out.
940261
as long as the coffee maker calls for a #4 filter it should fit. I felt it let in too many fine grinds, almost like mud so have switched back to unbleached paper
153662
No, it won't work. The widest part of the funnel base is 4 inches exactly. It would fall into or off of your mug.
1645629
This works with the Drinkwell Hy-Drate. The filter is about 1 inch across and slightly taller than one inch.
1091792
I'd say no. With the bottom base removed, it is 8 inches (maybe a bit shy of 8 inches) from base to the bottom of the filter cup. It would be a very tight fit if you were able to get it under there.
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I can fix a 6" mug in there. I can also remove the "drip" plate and add additional space (about 2") on my model. Chose the largest cup size for your mug and you should be good to go.
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The filter will fit the Keurig filter holders perfect, remember you need the filter holder to use the filter.
2204478
Less than a normal sized mug, approx 3 1/4 inches or so frm the filter spigot to the drip tray plate.
1916065
I'm able to squeeze a regular mug (3 3/4 inch high) under filter basket. If you need to, take the tray out for a larger mug.
1916062
There is slightly more than 3 inches between tray and filter basket. removing tray for bigger cup is a good idea that others mentioned.
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I don't think so. I don't have a ruler handy but I know it does not fit my larger mugs. It does fit a wide mouth mason jar perfectly and those are smaller than 4 inches across.
1115187
this is the one I use and it fits perfectly in the bottom. The filters don't have any measurements on the package because I just looked but, the picture of them on Amazon (see link) say they are 3 1/2 inch. 1 X Melitta - 3.5" Disc Coffee Filter
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I do not work for the company represented here, but the best thing you can do is measure your filter element. They can tell you if they have the proper size.