Has anyone tried this with an old 6 cup Pyrex percolator with the glass stem? Will the filter fit over the glass stem in the coffee pot.
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The filter did not fit my percolator - It would not seat. I cut it to get a better fit. However, it still wasn't a good enough fit. I brew coffee without a filter and it works just fine.
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I don't know if it will fit but the product itself doesn't work very well. It's not deep enough and the coffee grounds run over the sides of the basket. Our coffee got more grounds in it than when we didn't use the permanent filter.
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Sorry can't help. I know my West Bend Coffee Pot is 1959 Perkalator.Might be worth a try?>
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I use a Bunn 10 cup and had grounds with the paper filters. I've made full pots for about a week with the reusable filter and haven't had the overflow problem or grounds in my coffee.
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I have a 6 cup farberware percolator and it fits perfect. I think it will work for you as well:)
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So here is the deal about your question measure the inside of the percolator basket and the coffee must be tested for the correct size of grind, it hole in the screen is stainless steel must match, the diameter in the boiling tube, just a little larger so it will slide off and on easy. The diameter of the screen must also be slightly larger so the fit is snug with no ripples or tiny gaps. For this to function well one must fit this screen better that the original. The basket costs 3x less than this screen.
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I don't have this exact same cone, so I don't know. The cones are designed to fit over a mug. If you are using a 12 oz mug, pour 4 ounces of hot water over the coffee and let filter through. Then pour another 8 ounces over the coffee. When it drains through, you're done.
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This is an "old school" percolator that does not require the use of paper style filters. The perforated basket and lid serve as the filtering mechanism. Just make sure that the coffee is ground coarse enough so that it does not go through through the holes in the basket and lid. It works really well and makes great coffee on the stove-top and camp stove burner. Keep the water from boiling to avoid bitterness and let it perk for 10 minutes or so for a great cup of coffee.
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did u ever get an answer for this? i LOVE percolator coffee but hate the leftovers at the bottom of the cup. i just use a metal filter and pour thru that into my cup. keeps all that extra out but here's a link for filters if u want to use them. http://www.amazon.com/Melitta-628354-Disc-Coffee-Filters/dp/B001M8K5TU/ref=pd_sim_k_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=0BFD3RPTM182MCC5BB3X
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Hi Kent, Thanks for your interest, but I would not advise to use an oversize filter screen for a smaller diameter french press. The strategic folds & impressions in the screen will not be utilized effectively to keep the grounds out completely. I am not familiar with that size french press so cannot make any suggestions. Sorry, best of luck in finding what you need =) Team Idylc Homes
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it fits my old 10 cup norelco. i don't know if the carafe will operate any filter holders that have a "stopper" on the bottom that keeps the filter holder from dripping when the carafe is removed to pour coffee. it's for the older models of coffee makers.
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I did a search, and they say it should fit. It looks exactly like mine used to. I'm sorry, but my coffee pot died. They no longer make this one (outstanding coffee maker), so I just got rid of my filters at my recent garage sale. I have no paperwork left.
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Probably not, unless you don't close the filter. I use it in a 12 cup percolator and I can barely fit enough grounds in when I wrap the filter closed. I suppose it might still work if you leave the filter flat in the basket.
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According to manufacture, it works for all coffee pots that take a "standard size" paper filter.You won't be disappointed. I absolutely love mine!
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Well, not exactly - it's a bit too small but it does work if you're making less than 8 cups. Any more than that and the grounds will probably overflow the filter - at least that's what happened to me. I use paper filters when I'm brewing 8 cups or more.
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None. There is a plastic basket inside where you can put your coffee. I never used a filter but suppose if you get a really small one it might help if some of the grounds, if small, escape into the coffee pot.
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The size I purchased did not fit my Cuisinart... but others have said that the 1 1/2 inch to 2 1/2 inch size fits their Revere Ware percolator. I would first measure the opening on your percolator, then be sure that the replacement will fit.
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I used a plastic coffee filter holder that held a Melitta coffee filter. The filter holder has a flat bottom that stabilizes it over the carafe. I would watch everything carefully as the carafe is not as level as I would want.