Should you rinse these filters out before putting in coffee like you would on a hario v60?
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I do not rinse them, but I find that wetting them causes them to be easier to place into the cone.
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By the way, some folks have mentioned grounds in their coffee. I used to buy the little round percolator filters at Kroger, but haven't seen them in a while, so I just cut little circles out of the basket-type filters I already had, folded them in quarters, snipped a little bitty hole in the point and - voila! Coffee filters that really work!!
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Good question, not sure there is an easy answer. What I do is slip a business card between the mesh filter and knock out any large grinds. My suggestion is that you wash the filter as soon as possible after making your pot of coffee. I have been using my pot for a very long time and it still looks like new. My only other suggestion is that you visit the Bodum website and see if they have any suggestions. This is a great pot, I love it. Well built and the coffee is fantastic.
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Hello and thank you for your interest in B&B; Comforts Hario V60 Drip Decanter. I do not know the exact size of the opening and would also depend on the size of one's hand. If a person rinses out after each use then there should not be a need for cleaning or scrubbing out. If necessary you can always use a bottle brush to clean.I hope this helps you with purchasing the V60.Thank you again. B&B;
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From the instructions, no, you put the coffee grounds right into the grey/mesh filter. Put the grey/mesh filter into the white holder. You can buy paper filters to replace the grey/mesh, and I believe there are ones that you insert into the grey/mesh filter for easier cleaning, but it is not required.From what I've read you can also use a paper filter to help slow the brew process, and allow more water grinds contact time, to allow for a stronger cup of coffee. But it is not required, nor does it appear to be recommended.
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I just hand wash the parts inside or put in dishwasher. I use paper filters so coffee grinds come out easy with filter. Makes good coffee but it's hard to see the water line inside. Hope this helps.
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Yes they are. We use them to keep some of the fine particles out of the coffee. It seems to make a smoother stronger cup. 300 filters seem to last forever. Buy them with the coffee maker because they are hard to get by themselves unless you buy a bunch. Good luck! We love our one cup maker.
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I don't think you have to use a filter but I do. I don't like those little grinds at the bottom of my cup. I'm not the biggest coffee drinker but I use Folgers.
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I am not sure how long I have had mine, but never replaced filters in the past. I wash them after each use. I purchased this one because I changed coffee makers.
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I rinse in warm water. The glass lining should be impervious to the coffee oils lingering as might be with stainless. It would not hurt to use a soft sponge on a stick to clean occasionally if you wish.
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Make sure you're cleaning out the little float valve on the lid. It can clog up with coffee grinds from time to time if you've put a little too much in the filter area.
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Yes, take out the plastic holding the carbon filter to filter water. Definitely use a filter in the coffee basket when making the coffee.
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I ran a cycle of water through mine before I used it. Just to rinse it out. Coffee tastes great.
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I ordered 100 filters and have about used them all. Placed my second order last week. Yes they work fine. I press them to the bnottom of the cup so the top does not restrict closing the lid, fill them with coffee and enjoy.
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I have not tried, I actually like the permanent filters better. It looks as if you can though, the basket that holds the filter looks very similar to an older Mr. Coffee that I used to have that used paper filters, just deeper. Don't know if that would cause a problem though.
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I use only ground coffee in the filter...........hopefully someone has pod experience and can help you
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I have both the Hario Drip Pot as well as the Hario Glass Coffee Dripper so I have the Hario filters on hand. I just tried one in the Drip Pot and I don't think that will work. If it had coffee in it as well as the water, it would simply slip right into the pot! Having both ways of making Hario coffee, we think one way is as good as the other. I don't know if anyone has told you but the cloth filters keep well rinsed out after use and put into a plastic baggy, then in the frig.