Can I use my #2 cone filters from Trader Joes?
1124399
I have no idea the cone is small in sizei if you didn't buy this let me inform you that when you pour out the coffee make sure you do it over the sink because it leaks from the bottom
1124400
I really don't know. I thought the #4 was what I used. :) Don't have the coffee pot any longer.
1124401
Sorry I don't know about the Trader Joe brand but I do buy/use the #2 size filters from Target. They seem to fit well if you fold the bottom seam down a little as they're just a "spec" too big.
1124402
The product calls for #2 cone so it should. When we ordered ours we had #4 cone from our previous coffee maker and didn't realize it would call for a different size. Since we had a ton of #4 filters we just trimmed them.
1124403
That is the size and shape required for this coffee pot. I have used Melita and generic brands with no problem. I like the Melita non-bleached paper filters myself.
880936
Yes you can. I had the same problem you did, none of the stores carry the filter. Mine was a plastic filter, looks like it was made from recycled plastic, not sure, but it worked. These filters are cloth, and supposed to be allergen quality. They are washable, and work much better than the plastic one that came with the unit. I ordered six (two packages of 3), but that was overkill. Still using the first one I took out of the package. One package of 3 should last you awhile.
908969
I haven't tried standard cone filters in this dripper. That being said, I'm not sure they would fit. Standard cone filters are flat across the bottom, and the V60 is designed for a a cone filter with a point. These filters are not very expensive (5-10¢ each). Sticking with the V60 filters are your safest bet.
693179
I only purchased the #4 cone filters from this company, so I cannot measure for you based on this picture of basket style filters. I can say that the cone filters were a little taller than the Melitta brand I used to get (about 1/8" taller)
1715021
yes you can! Just make sure no water condensation drips on the filter, that would be bad for the filter.We got em in stock at SunflowerSupplies.com631-651-8281
223640
Yes absolutely. That's what l do. Great product use with gold filter cone. That's the best way.
683003
Any #2 cone filters will work. I figured out that since the mug is larger, I needed to put a little less than 2 scoops for the coffee to taste great. I start with really cold water and microwave it until boiling.
542945
Easy to find at local grocery store, melita cone filter size 2 is what came with, but I buy a size 4 so I can use in my larger coffee maker too. It saves having two boxes in my small kitchen space.
173525
Yes. I assume you could use a reusable filter, but it naturally requires cone-shaped, paper filters.
1231510
I use Melita #4 filters. I get them at BJ's, and they come in a package of 3 boxes. This filter cone is 4 inches deep and 5 inches diameter at the top.
945074
I have the Cilio Porcelain No. 2 Filter which uses No. 2 cone filters. I works great with 3 1/2" diameter mugs and works with slightly larger and smaller mugs also. A No. 4 filter holder is really big and unstable (top-heavy) on top of most mugs. Only get the No. 4 filter holder if you need to brew for 2 people at once into a larger container.
2072529
Cone filters want fit. When you run out. Then get the five cup filtered ones. Get them really cheap on Amazon.
1772005
I am not sure. I need to order filters so please send information. Thank you.
877305
I don't use cone filters. I use the cheap regular filters that fit in any coffee brewer. Push the filter into the Melitta. Dampen the filter slightly with water to make it stay in place. They work fine.
1110061
The filters I bought will not fit any basket style because they were cone filter #4 style which I need. However, this company had all styles on Amazon. I know that my local stores do not have any of the small basket filters (bleached or unbleached). I am in a major DFW area in TX and could not find the filters that I needed as well. Good Luck
542946
You can use any #2 or #4 cone filters, that you can get at the local grocery store. I bought #4 brew-rite from my local WalMart. The reason I bought #4 size is because it fits above the cone and allows you to put more coffee and water without worrying if it is going to run over. I did find that you also need to use boiling hot water if you want your coffee to come out with the right flavor/concistancy.
1753777
Absolutely, Use whatever coffee you choose. It uses 4.375 inch filters. I buy them at Smart and Final.