Is this a standard coffee filter or a cone
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It's a standard filter, however, I used 2 of them, 1 on the bottom & 1 the top of the coffee grounds to keep them from over flowing & going down into the carafe. I'm assuming the bottom filter filled with hot water much faster than it drained allowing the grounds to overflow. I also say 'used' (past tense) because I broke the carafe when cleaning it & it was difficult to find a replacement & too expensive to replace if I did locate it. It was less expensive to purchase another coffee maker with the carafe included. Black & Decker makes A LOT of coffee makers, & it seems they all have a different size & shape of carafe, & they are not interchangeable. It's a standard filter, however, I used 2 of them, 1 on the bottom & 1 the top of the coffee grounds to keep them from over flowing & going down into the carafe. I'm assuming the bottom filter filled with hot water much faster than it drained allowing the grounds to overflow. I also say 'used' (past tense) because I broke the carafe when cleaning it & it was difficult to find a replacement & too expensive to replace if I did locate it. It was less expensive to purchase another coffee maker with the carafe included. Black & Decker makes A LOT of coffee makers, & it seems they all have a... » Read More It's a standard filter, however, I used 2 of them, 1 on the bottom & 1 the top of the coffee grounds to keep them from over flowing & going down into the carafe. I'm assuming the bottom filter filled with hot water much faster than it drained allowing the grounds to overflow. I also say 'used' (past tense) because I broke the carafe when cleaning it & it was difficult to find a replacement & too expensive to replace if I did locate it. It was less expensive to purchase another coffee maker with the carafe included. Black & Decker makes A LOT of coffee makers, & it seems they all have a different size & shape of carafe, & they are not interchangeable. « Show Less
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#2 cone filters work fine, they don't fit exact but do the job. All I use. I love this maker. Perfect for the single coffee drinker.
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Yes, takes standard 8-12 filter but I use Bun filters because they are a little taller as I make my coffee strong. Just a personal preference. Standard filters work fine.
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The filter is the equivalent of the K cup. So, just like normal K cups it fits into the outside shell which serves as an adaptor. Your coffee goes inside the inner filter. I hope this helps!
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Cone filters. But I dont use them. The mesh filter works great for me. When it wears out I will switch to the # 4 paper filters.
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this cone has 3 holes... fortunately i kept the old holder with only one hole..it works much better for me.for some reason the filter papers tend to lay on the holes and block the coffee from filtering down into the container. i usually end up holding the filter paper up just a bit on one side then it works just fine...i get tired of this and go back to my old filter holder. when i have guests over i use both holders ...the one with only one hole finishes filtering the coffee before the new one is 1/2 way down.[perhaps i have a defective one ???]
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I use Costco columbian, which I assume is a regular grind, although I don't think it would matter much. The coffee comes out of a small hole in the cone. I ordered a package of #2 Melita filters, but found that the Costco filters could be easily cut to fit the cones.
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My Cuisinart is a 12 cup DCC 1200 series. If you use the smaller cone filters this filter will not fit. This fits coffee makers that take the larger cone filter.
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Filter size is 2. I purchase ground coffee (via Amazon - Cafe Britt). The two coffees I prefer are a very fine ground. I will say I love this filter cone. I add cinnamon to my cup first & have gotten used to the number of fills. My coffee is always delicious.
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This #4 permanent cone 8 to 14 cup coffee filter is designed ... Fits Black & Decker, Braun, Cuisinart, GE, Hamilton Beach, Jerdon, Krups, .... #4 cone coffee makers, the Medelco GF214 permanent filter features durable, ... These filters will also fit many other coffee makers that use the cone shaped ...
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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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It uses #4 cone paper filters.It does not take normal basket filters because of it's internal shape.Maybe Russell Hobbs has a basket that fits it but I bought a gold mesh basket filter and it did not fit.It is not the same shape inside as most coffee makers.I have been using paper only and quite happy with it!
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#4 filter is for a coffee maker that makes 8 -12 cups of coffee while the #2 filter is used for 2-6 cups electric & 1 cup non-electric cone coffee makers.
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There is just one drip hole. There are ridges that hold the paper away from the side of the cone. A gold mesh filter would work, but it might drain too fast as compared with paper filters. I have heard recommendations to use #4 filters that are supposed to handle better sticking up beyond the cone. I have used a gold mesh filter in a small automatic drip machine, but never in a cone, so I can't say from direct experience. I use "Natural Brew" brand #2 filters. Amazon has a package of 800 for about 2¢ each. I use two or three tablespoons of coffee for a 10 oz mug, water just short of boiling. Great coffee. There is just one drip hole. There are ridges that hold the paper away from the side of the cone. A gold mesh filter would work, but it might drain too fast as compared with paper filters. I have heard recommendations to use #4 filters that are supposed to handle better sticking up beyond the cone. I have used a gold mesh filter in a small automatic drip machine, but never in a cone, so I can't say from direct experience. I use "Natural Brew" brand #2 filters. Amazon has a package of 800 for about 2¢ each. I use two or three tablespoons of coffee for a 10 oz mug, water just short... » Read More There is just one drip hole. There are ridges that hold the paper away from the side of the cone. A gold mesh filter would work, but it might drain too fast as compared with paper filters. I have heard recommendations to use #4 filters that are supposed to handle better sticking up beyond the cone. I have used a gold mesh filter in a small automatic drip machine, but never in a cone, so I can't say from direct experience. I use "Natural Brew" brand #2 filters. Amazon has a package of 800 for about 2¢ each. I use two or three tablespoons of coffee for a 10 oz mug, water just short of boiling. Great coffee. « Show Less
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There is a basket to hold Melitta type cone filters or a metal/plastic filter. I only use those Melitta paper filters. Makes great coffee!
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From what we read in the owner's manual, it uses a conical shaped paper filter. But we prefer the mesh screen filter basket that came with it versus the paper filters, the coffee seems to be more flavorfull this way.
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It has a permanent mesh filter, I returned this item, because of being plastic, the coffee had an odd taste.