What type of coffee filters does this use?
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This coffee maker comes with a gold multi-use filter, but we prefer to use paper (#2 Cone-style). We've been using this maker for about a year and are very pleased with the ease of use and definitely the cost savings over certain pod/k-cup machines.
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This coffee maker is equipped with it's own reusable filter which works wonderfully. Just empty used coffee grinds and run the filter under warm water, dry and it's ready for your next use!
1110772
It comes complete with a "gold" metal reusable filter so you use it instead of a paper disposable filter. (The instructions say that if you use a paper filter then do not use the metal filter.)
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Ileana, this comes with a built-in gold mesh filter. Works great! Love the machine.
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We use 4 cup sized natural brown filters - mine is the 4 cup sized coffee maker.
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.
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. I actually use the generic Stop N Shop filters made for 8-12 cup basket type coffee makers. Any basket type permanent filter should work just fine.
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i have a Cuisinart permanent filter that works much better. The Mr Coffee on has a solid bottom and the Cuisinart is gold mesh on the sides and bottom allowing for better water flow. Hope this helps.
772670
Mavea maxtra filter. Just search for that. It's the same as the one for tassimo coffee machine.
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I just use the small normal non cone coffee filters that go into regular coffee makers. I like to fold into a cone type shape. My mother will just put it in without folding. They work just fine and are significantly cheaper than the cone filters.
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This uses Keurig 05073 size filters. I have been using generic replacements for the Keurig filters, and they work fine.
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Yes, I use the paper coffee filters--size 2. This makes a wonderful smooth cup of coffee.
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No. It's a standard percolator coffee pot with tiny holes in the coffee ground basket, just use coarse ground coffee and there's no need for filters. (Like coffee pots in the 50's)
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Mine came with a few filters too. It takes a smaller filter than a normal size coffee pot but you could probably get the bigger ones to work.
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This coffee maker uses 4 cup basket style paper filters. It is also compatible with the Mr. Coffee permanent filter, part number 6659, that is available directly through Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Coffee-Permanent-include-handle/dp/B000WMTBD8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405093150&sr=8-1&keywords=6659
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The coffee maker uses standard 8-12 cup flat bottom filters; and I know there are reusable filters made for that.
1204571
I don't use any filters. The holes in the basket are small enough that the grinds don't overflow into the coffee.
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I bought my coffee maker approximately 5 years ago, not sure of the model but these are the filters
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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
1204572
you don't need filters for that coffee pot, it works great without filters. If you try to use filters it clogs the coffee up and doesn't drain properly.