Will cone shaped filters work with this carafe?
1040451
Cone shaped filters are the only ones that will work correctly. Check the Chemex site for the correct size.
1040452
This carafe is designed to use Chemex cone filters. I don't know if other brands will work.
1040453
No, only genuine Chemex filters work because the opening into the lower carafe is large. I tried another type when I ran out of Chemex, it didn't work. I buy the square filters because I prefer the unbleached, there's no work involved, just place the filter in the carafe with three layers next to the spout. Chemex makes the square and the rounded pre-folded filters only.
1040454
Although users may note success using other filters, the Chemex has a rather large opening through which the water flows. The heavy Chemex filters are not only crucial to the traditional clean, aromatic profile of the coffee, but are able to handle the heavy load of water and grounds when brewing a full pot. If I were to use cone filters, I would probably try using large filters double stacked.
1040455
I recommend the Chemex folded square filters. I have not tried any other type.
1040456
Noooooo...they break apart at the bottom and dump all your grounds in the pot!
1040457
I have used standard #4 cone shaped filters in my Chemex over several years of daily use. I simply fold the crimped edges over (bottom and side), and then use normally. Probably 3 times out of 100 you will get a 'blow-out' with grounds going through to the bottom, but for me its worth the convenience of buying filters when I need them at the grocery store vs. special ordering at a higher price + shipping. When we do have a blowout, we just pour the coffee through a small metal strainer when filling the cup. Or if I want that 'camp coffee' feeling I will just decant off the top and chew on the grinds that do come through. I have used standard #4 cone shaped filters in my Chemex over several years of daily use. I simply fold the crimped edges over (bottom and side), and then use normally. Probably 3 times out of 100 you will get a 'blow-out' with grounds going through to the bottom, but for me its worth the convenience of buying filters when I need them at the grocery store vs. special ordering at a higher price + shipping. When we do have a blowout, we just pour the coffee through a small metal strainer when filling the cup. Or if I want that 'camp coffee' feeling I will just decant off the top and chew on... » Read More I have used standard #4 cone shaped filters in my Chemex over several years of daily use. I simply fold the crimped edges over (bottom and side), and then use normally. Probably 3 times out of 100 you will get a 'blow-out' with grounds going through to the bottom, but for me its worth the convenience of buying filters when I need them at the grocery store vs. special ordering at a higher price + shipping. When we do have a blowout, we just pour the coffee through a small metal strainer when filling the cup. Or if I want that 'camp coffee' feeling I will just decant off the top and chew on the grinds that do come through. « Show Less
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Yes Ma'am! I'm using up my old ones presently. However, the ones I have are a little short, so must be careful not to overfill. In times of need I've used paper towels. BTW, I use two filters which makes the coffee richer in one way, and filters out more caffeine. Have fun!
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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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Yes, the Medelco GF214CB #4 Cone Permanent Golden Coffee Filter sold here on Amazon will fit if you remove the plastic handle from the coffee maker basket, i.e. the part the paper filters lie against. The handle interferes with the mesh filter seating properly but you really don't need it. You'll mostly be using the handle on the mesh filter since that's what you'll be removing to dispose of grounds. This link should work: Medelco #4 Cone Permanent Coffee Filter
1437042
Not really unless I could see the basket that holds this filter. Some baskets are not round like the one I bought. Some kind of taper in towards the bottom. My Mr coffee has the round basket which is approximately 4 or so inches high. If yours is not tapered and as high as mine then it probably would fit.
1297755
I currently have a DCC1200 and have had two other Cuisinart coffee makers. These filters worked for all of them. Hope this helps.
1003085
I'm not sure. I have the 5 cup Mr Coffee with the Stainless steel Carafe. The mesh filter works great with my machine.
103804
I do not know. We use a Bunn coffee maker and they work better in that machine than any other we have tried. Most other brand of coffee filters are too short.
1496205
These are filters for a traditional drip coffeemaker. They may be the same as the keurig uses, but I do not know the answer to that
2037772
If U use a #4 paper filter then the # 4 cone should fit it. If it doesn't U can always send it back. Hope this has helped.
1245276
I buy this because it fits cone filters. It works with all the Melita filters I own, plastic and ceramic. Perhaps the other responder had one of the filters with little 'rims'
1732660
Yes, but make sure you're using the round filters made for percolator baskets, obviously. Drip coffee filters won't work.
2042980
Yes. They fit perfectly in the 4 cup coffee maker that I have, which has a basket verses the cone.
1698960
I do not know specifics of this style Kitchen Aid, however I can tell you that these filters are cylinder shaped pods about 1.25" around and 1.5" tall. Unless your filter is the squat oval shaped filter, it should work.
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This isn't exactly on point but I can confirm that the old non-thermal grind n brew carafe does fit. Not sure if that helps but just in case.
213994
I don't know, but I assume they will. I bought some little filters that fit in the little cup. I don't like getting the little grinds in my cup. these reusable filters are the only way I can afford to drink K cups. k cups are way to expensive, and I like starbuck and they cost even more, sometimes I get them expired gut they are still good. I started using san Francisco bay and they are affordable. but now I am using these reusable ones
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I have used both melita and generic #2 filters and they are ok by me. BUT some people might not have patience with these filters I understand that. They do not fit perfectly, but once you fill them with coffee grounds and pour water in, they do conform to the cone and work just fine. Don't try to use your finger, however, to make them conform to the cone before adding coffee grounds and water - that's how the filters get torns.
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WILL these filters work in my new KitchenAid KCM1402QG 14-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker?