What water filter pod style do I need for this coffee maker?
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Kitchen Aid KCM22WF Water Filter Pod 3 per pack. But to be honest, I haven't used a new filter after the first three months
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we saw some at the kitchen aide web site that look like the right type but we are guessing
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The machine comes with a metal basket filter. You don't need paper filters.
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I just use a regular flat bottom filter for this coffee maker. Actually, you don't even need a filter if you do not want to. I just do it because I do not want to do the extra washing. I hope I answered your question as I am not certain what a filter pod is.
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I honestly have no idea; I'm just an end-user. In my coffeemaker the filter fits in a little basket that has a water guage (how many cups) along a long handle that snaps onto the basket. Then it fits into a depression in the bottom of the water tank. If your coffeemaker has the same kind of layout then you are probably ok. You can always return them if they don't work. Good luck!
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Usually, all I find are the Hario 02 filters, but you could use any #2 single cup filters that are cone shaped. PS Still loving my Hario!
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If you can find paper filters, let me know. It works pretty well, but here are too many coffee grounds in the cup for me.
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This coffeemaker has two filters. Screen filter and charcoal filter. The screen filter is the somewhat annoying one, that is in the way of installing and removing the permanent filter. It does appear that the screen filter can be easily removed if desired. The screen filter is a pre filter that screens the water that you pour into the unit. If you choose to use this screen filter, it does affect the size of permanent filter that you can use with this unit, EASILY! Because the screen filter is in the way, I've had to use a slightly smaller permanent filter, or my other option was to literally wrestle with the unit every time I removed or installed the permanent filter if I chose to use the size that the unit calls for, I believe it is #4. So I have measured both permanent filters for you and the smaller one of the two is the one that we use. It doesn't overflow, but the coffee grounds are near the top of the filter. The smaller permanent filter that we use is: 3.5 inch height --- diameter across the top is 4.75 inch wide, The larger permanent filter, probably the correct size but to difficult to use, the size is 3.75 inch height---diameter across the top is 5 inch wide. The only reason I haven't removed this annoying screen filter is because it is under warranty, but that very well may be the best solution. Good luck!
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I have the Hamilton Beach single cup coffee maker and it uses the Senseo coffee pods or these. You have to put one in the bottom of the holder then flip the top closed and set the second on top of that. Works great for two of these pods. I wish I could attach a picture. If you look at the Hamilton Beach coffee maker it shows the pod holder that is supposed to work with the Senseo coffee maker too.
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I just use the Mr. Coffee 12 cup basket style filters. I punch a hole in it and push down in the coffee stem. It works wonders.
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I understand the issue you are having, I happen to have a pod maker myself from about 3 years ago and it is no longer available. If you get these filters you could use this little gadget I searched out for you. You would put the pre-formed filter in this, add your coffee, fold down the flap and iron over the top. It will work very well for you. I sure hope this helps you and if you get a chance, let me know what you decided to do. http://www.ebay.com/itm/The-Coffee-Pod-Fixture-DIY-Coffee-Pod-Maker-for-Senseo-easy-pack-pods-/301180687702?pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash=item461fc49556
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I don't know, but in looking up the type of coffee maker, it says you just put the coffee in, no pods needed, although I note there is also an option to purchas 350 filters so it appears that the pressure used to make the coffee may push through some of the coffee grounds. I'm thinking that I'd need to see the part of the coffee maker that you place coffee in to see if the pod filters would work. Sorry I couldn't be more help, good luck finding a resolution.
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I would exchange your coffee maker! The one I have works just fine. In fact, I have to lessen the amount of coffee because it comes out too strong. --- I do use only the filter that comes with the unit.
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yes - I ordered the Perfect Pod maker, but did not like using the unit or filters....I use only the tea bags and fine coffee - maybe more work, but I had issue with the amount of coffee able to be used in the filter - causing very weak coffee!
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You can get a separate filter basket (it's a metal mesh filter, no paper involved) and put your own coffee in that. To me, it's never as satisfying as the pods, however.
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I cannot be sure, but the demo video I just watched used the Folgers pods which I have used in my Senseo in the past. You can get a smaller package of these filters from Amazon if you'd like to try them first.
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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.
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The water filtration disk that is compatible with this model can be viewed here - http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Coffee-WF10-Water-Filter/dp/B0007ZFUJO/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1408982611&sr=1-1&keywords=water+filtration+mr+coffee.
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Mine didn't come with a mesh basket. I'm not sure if you could use a paper filter and loose coffee grounds. It's possible that it could overflow if the filter and grounds didn't allow the water to flow through at a quick enough pace. I have only used pods. They worked well. I think you can buy a mesh pod to use your own coffee grounds, but I haven't tried that either.
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Remove top portion which contain filter gasket.you see a large empty area where you pour your water.then replce base of filter container and cover .press brew button.I hope this will help.Enjoy your coffee.