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Tops 55715 Perma-Brew 3 Year Re-useable Coffee Filter, Disk/Wrap Around - Tops MFG. CO., Inc.
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Melitta White Wrap Around Coffee Filter for Percolator (Pack of 2) - Melitta
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Deluxe Percolator, Spout & Tube Brush - Brushtech

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Five Star Reviews:

72%
Love it!!
March 11, 2017
I wanted to wait until I had some time to fully use the percolator before writing my review. As my title suggests, I love it! I purchased this after trying a couple of different coffee pots because I no longer wanted a carafe (which I keep burning). I started with a carafe-less pot, but it stopped working after a week (literally) so I returned it for a refund. I purchased a second model with a stainless steel carafe, which worked well but just did not keep my coffee hot enough. My mother actually suggested a percolator, which I would have never thought of purchasing, and I am certainly glad she did. This thing is awesome. It keeps my coffee piping hot and fresh for a couple of hours, which is usually how long it takes me to drink what I brew. The last cup is definitely as hot and fresh as the first cup. Thanks to a tip on YouTube, I created some homemade filters to fit it from the filters I already had (I have so many that it would be a waste to throw them out), so I don't have to clean the grounds out of the holder. A few grounds do slip through sometimes, but I just don't drink the last inch or so of coffee, and it's fine. Overall, I would definitely buy this percolator again, and I am very satisfied with my purchase.
Tips for a genuinely amazing cup of a coffee...
October 22, 2016
My family has owned this percolator for 6 years now, purchased right here on Amazon in 2010, and I'm about to buy another one for work.

This pot has consistently delivered the best tasting coffee - better than all restaurants we frequent, better than friends and family's coffee... just awesomely, amazingly good. I've had a couple of minor maintenance issues over the years (see below) but they were super easily overcome, and in general this has been a super-reliable and very inexpensive appliance. Honestly, this has to have been one of my most favorite appliance purchases ever. And all for less than $40. Take THAT, you overpriced, overly featured drip machines that make lousy coffee!! ;-)

*TIPS*

With this, and any other stainless percolator, there are some basic guidelines to follow that aren't necessarily in the manual:

1. DO NOT use a paper filter. Ever. Use the metal basket ONLY. The holes are tiny enough to allow the coffee through, but to keep 99.9% of the gains in. Using the metal basket without a paper filter allows the flavor oils that naturally exist in the coffee bean to STAY in the coffee and contribute to its amazing and full flavor. If you use a paper filter, you'll lose the oils and get an "over-extracted" flavor that's more bitter than bold... so don't use a paper filter, follow the instructions, and you're GOLDEN - perfect coffee every time. Yes, you'll get a couple of grains in the last cup without a paper filter... whoop-de-do, just don't drink the very last few drops of the very last cup - problem solved. ;)

2. Cleaning the pot: Make sure it's clear of any build-up, but don't scrub the interior... allow the percolator to become seasoned. It's hot enough to prevent any bacterial issues, just like a wok or a cookie sheet. So let that puppy get seasoned, it's perfectly safe AND more delicious over time! The key place for build up is the receiving "hole" at the bottom of the pot for the metal tube. That can build up coffee debris pretty quick, and if you don't clear it, it will keep the metal tube from seating properly and you won't be able to brew properly, if at all. You only need to scrape away the excess with a fingernail, and you're good to go. The outside of the pot, however, feel free to scrub and make super shiny. It's really a nice looking piece when cleaned!

3. Cleaning the basket: The basket's tiny holes can get plugged up over a month or so of daily use. There's two ways to deal with this: chemically (cleaners) or with a wire brush. I prefer the wire brush route and just tap the bottom of the basket, which instantly clears the holes and allows you to keep the years of perfect seasoning intact. Wire brush FTW.

4. When assembling the pot in order to brew coffee, if you don't get the metal tube lined up with the receiving hole in the bottom of the pot, you'll get a misfire where you'll get a weak pot of coffee (at best), if not a mere pot of hot water. To ensure this doesn't happen, once the metal tube is aligned with the receiving hole, twist it left and right like you're trying to gently screw it in. It doesn't actually screw in... the twisting movement simply forces it to pop into the hole if it isn't in the hole already. Best. Trick. Ever.

5. Don't overfill the basket with coffee - the closer you are to the top of the tube, the more likely to get grains in the bottom of the pot. However, don't underfill or you'll get weak coffee. Follow the instructions, and you should be fine.

6. It's OK to let the coffee sit plugged in and ready to go for a long time as a FULL pot. If you're going to be leaving less than half a pot for more than an hour, UNPLUG IT, the coffee can burn if it sits long enough, just like ANY coffee pot. However, I've let a full pot sit for 4 or 5 hours, plugged in, and it's still not bad at all. Obviously, the fresher the better - just don't let it sit plugged in with very little coffee left, or your coffee will be understandably less delicious than you were expecting.

7. MAINTENANCE: I've had to replace the wire/plug once because using it thousands of times caused it to develop a minor short. Any plug/wire off the shelf that fits will do... it's just a straight up, no frills, 2 prong AC cable. Easy-peasy. I've also seen the screws holding on the bottom decay over time as they're not made of rust-resistant metal, sadly. However, a quick trip to your local hardware store will get you brand new ones; just bring the old ones with and ask the hardware guy for help. I replaced the bottom screws about 2 years ago when they got too rusty, so I got 4 years out of mine. You might be able to forestall the rusty screws issue by covering the holes with hot glue to prevent water from getting up in there when you wash the outside. That'd probably work perfectly, but I haven't actually tried it.

Finally, stop reading reviews, buy this pot, and enjoy your awesome coffee!!!
If you're like me and love coffee why must we rush something ...
December 26, 2014
If you're like me and love coffee why must we rush something that gives us so much enjoyment. I grew tired of Automatic drip coffee,
used different brands over the years and though ready when I awoke in the morning I was not enjoying that first sip. Dissatisfied with my lukewarm cup of joe I decided to harken back the days of ole when one would take time to make coffee. To my surprise the Presto 12 cup did just that. I loved hearing that percolator and to my delight was a piping hot cup of coffee that I longed for that was brewed to perfection. I've had now for a week and tested with an instant read thermometer the temp of the coffee as I pour. 203 degrees. I found using the 1-4 cup coffee filter fits perfectly into the basket which is a must to absorb the 2 types of diterpenes found in coffee. The substances are trapped by the filters that can be responsible for elevated cholesterol levels.
Wonderful coffee maker and highly recommend.
All around fantastic coffee maker
June 9, 2014
We have tried several coffeemakers since starting our family (it takes a lot of coffee to fuel our two-working-parents-with-a-new-house-and-two-children-under-two household) and this, my friends, is THE BEST. To understand my rating you may need to know what we were looking for to begin with, and how this machine satisfied our criteria.

What we wanted
1) First, we needed hot coffee and fast!
2) Coffee must taste good
3) NO plastic - at least where the nearly boiling hot water comes into contact with it
4) Ease of use - KISS rule applies here, as we're operating on very little sleep these days

How it performed

1) This pot knocks this out of the park. It only takes about 6-8 minutes to brew 6 cups. It is HOT and it stays hot for a long time (actually, it will stay hot as long as you have the machine plugged into the outlet, which is a really nice feature when we're home on the weekends). A couple of our other machines actually took longer to brew coffee as we encountered filter problems and other issues. Side note - we keep a huge Brita filter of water in our fridge, and use it for coffee so we don't need all the extra filtering of other machines.

2) The taste of coffee will be affected by many factors, not the least of which is the quality of your selected beans, the roast, how freshly ground it is, and using COLD water to begin, however even with the best coffees our previous coffee makers left something to be desired. This machine consistently makes delicious coffee. Seriously, it is such a pleasure to drink.

3) This one is really important. As we increased the amount of coffee we drink, we realized that pretty much all other machines involve plastic parts somewhere in the brew process, despite having metal baskets and the like. That means there is a pretty good chance some unhealthful substances could be leaching into the water, and into the coffee. We use steel and glass with our other beverages and for our children's drinks - but had ignored the almost 16 oz of coffee a day we were consuming! This entire machine, with the exception of the base and handle, is steel. All that boiling hot water comes in contact with is metal. I suspect that also has something to do with how well it performs on the flavor scale.

4) Again, home run. This machine isn't any more labor intensive to use than a Mr. Coffee or a Cuisinart. In fact, it might be simpler since you don't have to pour water from a carafe into some silly little hole somewhere on the machine, risking spilling water all over the counter. Fill the carafe with cold water. Fill the basket with grounds. Insert bar, basket, and lids. Plug it in. Pour your cereal, hug your kids, pack your lunch, whatever you fancy. 8 minutes later you're pouring a delicious, hot mug of joe. We have a grinder and only buy whole bean coffee. Sometimes we grind the coffee the night before to save time, but plenty of mornings we have grind it just before making the coffee. Still a simple and quick process..even when we are exhausted.

Additionally, you can make small amounts of coffee without needing a special setting. The coffee isn't any weaker as a result, unlike other machines. I think this has to do with how hot this machine gets the water prior to brewing. It isn't heating up along the way, like some other machines. So the first few cups are just as good as the rest. You can, however, make a big full pot, which is nice for us because our parents come to visit often and all drink coffee too. And the whole big pot is piping hot. That brings me to a negative aspect of this machine. If you brew a pot, and want another, you have to wait until the pot cools. I've been raving about how hot it makes coffee, and that it's made of metal. Well, it becomes a dangerously hot piece of metal. Clean up is easy with this machine too. We compost our grounds so it is as simple as dumping the basket into our compost container, and rinsing out the parts. Something to be mindful of, though, is ensuring that you UNPLUG the machine before you leave. Best case scenario, you return to hot coffee in the evening, if that's your thing, but I'm afraid of causing an electrical fire so our post-coffee routine is simply unplugging it before leaving for work. Again, it is usually too hot to clean right away so we do this in the evening.

You'll notice some features we weren't looking for, and which this product does not have:

1) Brew interrupt for pouring a cup while it is still brewing. We aren't that impatient. We have plenty to do while we wait for the full pot to brew. But some folks may not like that.

2) Clock - we have that on our stove...and our phones...and our toaster oven...and our wall. We're good with clocks

3) Programmable brewing - again, not necessary for us as we find using this machine to be quick and easy. We did enjoy this feature on other products (waking up to coffee brewing for you is so nice!) but the trade off for no plastic parts was worth it to us. Plus, my husband is so sweet about getting up first and making the coffee, so not much has changed for me in this way ;-)

Well, this is the longest review I have ever written, but I know how people are about their coffee...because I am one of those people. I hope this review helps. We've had this machine for 6 months, it's going strong, it looks cool on the counter, it's easy to use and it makes one darn good cup of coffee.
Great Coffee maker!
April 5, 2014
This coffee percolator is exactly what I was looking for! I have coffee in no time, and its a great cup of java. Its all stainless steel, and for the price, it IS a steal! I have had two other models of Presto percolators in the past, and loved them. We have hard well water and drip coffee makers clog up quickly, The Presto is a breeze to clean, and I don't have to worry about lime build-ups inside of them since I can scrub every piece of them by hand.
71%
Well worth it!
October 25, 2017
Perfect fit for the GSI Perk! This is well worth it because grounds still sneak into your coffee through the basket.
Will buy again!!!!
October 21, 2017
The filter fit my camping coffee pot perfectly. Made lots of pots of coffee and these filters kept the ground from getting into the pot. So happy to have found them. I didn't know filters like this still existed. Thank you!!
Perfect
October 13, 2017
Didn't even know these existed until I stumbled across them. Great idea. Works great at decreasing the grounds in the coffee. I say decreases, because it does not totally eliminate the grounds leaking, but it definitely reduces the amount to an absolute minimal. Will continue to purchase.
Melitta 3.5 inch disc coffee filter
September 26, 2017
Had old farberware electric percolator in attic we decided to use. Most coffee now is ground finer for drip coffee makers so a little sediment would be in bottom of pot. Put these round filters in bottom of coffee basket and have perfect every time in a couple minutes.
perclator filters
May 7, 2017
These filters really work great. I would recommend these to other percolator users. There are small and take up little space.
Sized just right!
March 20, 2017
Fit was perfect! Arrived with coffee pot and keeps me in perk heaven! Great product, made to fit and I am loving the coffee!
41%
Works well
October 22, 2017
Fits my percolator perfectly,.
Five Stars
August 12, 2017
Just what we needed to stop grounds from getting into our coffee when camping.
Great filter!
May 24, 2017
These are great coffee filters for the little stove-top percolator! I hated cleaning out the basket and using the filters - so this is very convenient! And they last a very long time!
Miss Leading and Junk
May 20, 2016
This product is miss leading. Not made for a standard 12 cup percolator. Fits over the basket stem just fine but it is smaller than the basket No way you can make a full pot coffee and most of the water will miss the basket. JUNK
Great addition to percolator
August 1, 2013
I bought this to use with my Farberware Stainless steel Yosemite 8 cup percolator also bought from here. It fits the percolator perfectly and allows the use of regular coffee ground for standard drip coffee makers. It is a bit difficult to fill because of its small size (think of the filter size for a 4 cup drip coffee maker) due to the stem in the middle for the percolator but with careful aim it's very doable. I'm very glad I purchased this as it makes a great accessory to the percolator
Excellent Filter
October 5, 2011
UPDATE 10/13/2012: For those who are really put off by the size and effectiveness of this filter, I found a way to get an absolutely great tasting cup of java. Simply, brew the grounds in the percolator WITHOUT A FILTER, then sit the filter on top of your coffee mug (I have a 12 oz mug I got from here and the filter fits perfectly on it, just barely going down a little into the cup) and pour the brew thru the filter. It collects loose grounds and "sludge", and I read on one website, where it should also filter out the elements that might cause elevated blood pressure....according to a study at the website from (I believe) the University of Pennsylvania.After reading the reviews I did expect a small filter BUT this critter is teenie tiny! There is about an 1/8 inch gap between the filter and the basket in my 12 cup Presto percolator. If you use 3 heaping Tbps of coarse grounds, you can get some really good tasting coffee.Fortunately, I fix coffee only for myself and usually use only 3 (6 ounce) cups at a time. I do not believe you could make more than 5 cups of java at a time.It has its drawbacks (it takes a little extra time to clean in addition to being tiny) but the taste of the coffee (versus using a paper filter) is well worth it.UPDATE 11/17/2011: Normally, i use the coarse grind with my Presto percolator but I tried fine grind using this filter and it was great! I used the regular, paper disc filter also, and noticed a major difference....this filter produced the best taste by far.
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72%
It's terrific. The coffee makers were dying after a year ...
July 30, 2017
After years of expensive coffee makers, we brought an old time perculator. It's terrific. The coffee makers were dying after a year or two and the coffee was nothing exceptional plus we felt we could never really clean the parts that never see the light of day. The Presto peeculator is much less expensive and now uses a filter in or around the basket thence the old complaint of bitterness is history, beautifully smooth coffee in less time too. Two tools to clean spout and pot. What a surprise!
Percolator Spout cleaner
July 1, 2017
Got this when I was on a percolated coffee kick. Cleans the percolator where you can't get to it.
Very useful brush for percolator owners
May 22, 2017
Perfect brush for the center tube of my percolator. I was amazed how much gunk was clogging the thing even though I wash it after each use. Works for the spout as well but for the tube it fits snugly and does the job.
Great product!
April 3, 2017
Been looking for this for a long time, and happy to see it on Amazon. I use it every time I make percolated because I'm of the mindset that the secret to a good cup of coffee starts with an immaculately clean pot. I'm a coffee afficionado who was brought up on percolated coffee and not the drip one-time coffee makers.
Great Product
March 7, 2017
Works like a champ! It's long enough to get into the entire tube and get the gunk out.
Cleaning a percolator tube
January 11, 2013
I love my morning cups of coffe! After years of replacing my automatic drip coffee pots because of hard water residue - I bought a 4 cup percolator. It is wonderful be able to clean the pot at the kitchen sink without much ado, however, the tube is another story. The Delux Percolator, Spout & Tube Brush was just the answer. It is the perfect size, stiff enough, long enough to really clean the inside of the tube. The sturdy handle makes the job easier.

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Makes great hot hot coffee
March 4, 2017
Makes great hot coffee. I've quit using pods and drip since the coffee doesn't get hot enough . The only reason that I didn't give it a 5 star is because it's hard to read the water level ( indented lines on the interior for 4,6,8,10,12 cups) inside the pot. I used an indelible marker so that I could see the lines. The "12" cup size is more like 6 mugs. It does not automatically shut off. Other than that it's a great coffee maker. Pretty too and takes up less counter space than a drip or pod type coffeemaker.
Great Value, Great Taste
February 1, 2017
I am a fan of percolators and prefer them greatly over other coffee-making products. This is my second Presto. I also owned a Hamilton Beach 40614. We used both daily, making about six cups of coffee (sometimes more when we had company) and typically let it sit for two to three hours before finishing off our morning cups. Both the Presto and the Hamilton Beach performed beautifully for our needs and made delicious tasting coffee. Both lasted 2-3 years, then the heating element burned out and the unit had to be replaced. (That is the only reason that I lowered my rating to 4 stars instead of 5).

It is always best to use paper filters when making coffee. I don't know the science behind it, but they absorb by-products of the coffee that will raise your cholesterol if you don't use a paper filter. Doubly, the paper filters help to eliminate small grinds from getting into your brewed coffee. There is no need to buy special filters. I use my fingers to tear a small slit near the center of regular unbleached filters. It's simple to do and the filter goes in the basket with no trouble.

So here is what I liked and disliked about these two percolators:
Presto... the ergo-dynamics seem to be a bit better with this model. It is sleeker to handle. The center post seems to be stainless steel, that is good. The interior basket is brushed stainless steel. It was so gritty when I first opened the package that I (and many others) thought it was aluminum. I scrubbed it a few times and it is much smoother now. The interior of the unit also has a large nut in the bottom that makes it more difficult to clean.
Hamilton Beach.... it seems heavier, a bit more difficult to handle. The interior basket is stainless steel as is the post going up the center. There is no nut in this model, so it is easier to clean the parts of this percolator.

In the end, I liked both models equally well. Both brew delicious tasting coffee. When you consider the cost savings of these percolators versus things like the Keurig, it is much more economical to buy one of these every few years. More importantly, I prefer the coffee I get from my percolator much more than any cup of coffee I've ever had brewed in a Keurig or other style of coffeepot.
Back to the Basics
January 23, 2017
Aah - back to simplicity! I have never found a coffee maker with a separate carafe where the carafe doesn't drip when pouring. One doesn't have this problem with a good old fashioned percolator. Yes, there will be residue at the bottom of the pot but this has always been the case in my experience over many years. Still makes a great cup of coffee, easy to use, good buy. Cord is short which irritates me to no end, but that seems to be an issue with all appliances in my experience. I attribute that to too many lawyers and too litigious a country. I do recommend if you want a cup of coffee fast and efficiently without hassle.
Wake Up to a Real cup of Coffee!
May 1, 2016
I absolutely love this perculator. NO more Bunns Mr Coffee Proctor Silex My coffee just did not taste good I cleaned my pot. It was not HOT. Maybe the industrial type differently made. I decided it was time for a change as I am avid addicted coffee lover. I don'te want creme and sugar not big on flavored ocffee. I decided on the Presto as I have other presto products. I am so happy at last I have good hot some black coffee. good to the last dropl I know you say not 5 stars. well my biggest con is that I have to wait about 10 minutes in the morning for my coffee to really perk buy definatly worth the wait. I also use the disc filters ewith it to keep grounds from falling through. I am happy now I have my wonderful coffee pot. In fact I think it just stopped perking so time for a cup. If you love coffee like me It is the bomb.
Good basic machine for the money
April 15, 2016
I've just used this once and, admittedly, didn't want to spend a lot of money on a percolator. The coffee was delicious. It IS a very basic percolator: there's no water level indicator on the side; no glass top to see it bubbling. There are volume marks inside, but they are almost invisible to middle-aged eyes. A light goes on when it is finished percolating. It is VERY lightweight. I do think it is a bargain for the price (approximately $39.00). It arrived promptly. I purchased it based on the fact that it was they highest rated percolator on Amazon.
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A little overpriced....
November 4, 2017
Filters work fine, however just a little high in price. I can purchase filters for much cheaper.
Good price and good quality
October 14, 2017
These are good for the small percolator pot I bought. No real complaints other than the center holes are a bit difficult to pop open, and they're tight when you insert them over the stem of the pot.
Not quite as easy to clean up as the square filters that you ...
August 2, 2017
Works well in my Presto electric percolator. Not quite as easy to clean up as the square filters that you fold.
Disc filters - okay
July 22, 2017
It seems as if don't facilitate transferring flavor during the brewing process as well as the paper in other Melitta filters do but all in all they get the job done. I would like to have had a choice in paper used
Helpful
June 24, 2017
These work well to keep coffee grounds out of the coffee when using a percolator. Of course the grounds that get through the canister are few and settle to the bottom, so unless you are draining the percolator you can actually get by without them.
Work well
May 8, 2016
I'm using these with my Farberware Yosemite percolator. The coffee grounds cup is mostly closed on the sides and these filters fit flat on the bottom and do a good job of filtering out nearly all the grounds.
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Works good
April 27, 2017
Works great. A bit small but grounds stay put and it sure is easier than paper filters to use.
I was not totally satisfied using filter so I bought paper filters
May 18, 2015
For me it is a dual purpose tool. I was not totally satisfied using filter so I bought paper filters. Trying to set the paper filters into the container was exasperating. So I use the filter to set the paper filter by pressing the reusable filter to press the paper filter so I can put the coffee into it. For me it was impossible to shape the paper filter properly, but by using the reusable filter it was a snap.
It is perfect for the 6 cup version and the hole on ...
August 1, 2014
It does it's job for my 6 cup perk and makes a strong brew. I would not use for a 12 cup perk. It is perfect for the 6 cup version and the hole on top can be resolved with putting something on top or just putting something on bottom to catch coffee the misses the container. It does not bother me as some reviews i read someone suggested putting a marble on top to load coffee....great idea. i have not tried that as i have no marble....just the ones i lost....LOL !!
Filter
February 3, 2014
It is smaller than the basket of my percolator, but it works. I like reusable filters and will reorder when needed.
Didn't fit the Rapid Brew Percolator
December 10, 2013
I haven't actually used this item because it didn't fit the percolator that I had. In fact it didn't go with it at all? It showed up at the bottom of the screen saying "frequently bought together" with the "Rapid Brew Stainless Steel Stovetop Coffee Percolator, 2-9 cup" that I bought.Luckily it wasn't expensive and I totally blame it on myself for not double checking, but still a little confused as to why this was recommended?
time saver
January 3, 2011
If you do not make your coffee very strong this is much easier to use than the wrap around paper filter. You can put about 5 scoops of coffee in it. This works out fine for 12 cups for me in my presto 12 cup percolator. If you like to make very strong coffee, use the wrap around filter. DISC FILTERS DO NOT WORK IN THE PRESTO 12 CUP PERCOLATOR.The basket leaves a little more sediment than the wrap around paper filter, so I did not rate it 5 star. In my presto I can just waste the last couple of ounces of coffee where all the sediment accumulates. If this basket was a little bigger in diameter more coffee would fit in it and allow the people who like very strong coffee to enjoy the easy use and clean up. It has limitations but I would buy it again because the wrap around filters are more hassle than I want every day when I make coffee.
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Four Stars
October 3, 2017
Perfect fit
... just what I bought it for and does a good job. It gets in small areas that you ...
September 24, 2017
It does just what I bought it for and does a good job. It gets in small areas that you can't get anything else in.
Great item
January 23, 2017
Nice, glad I bought it…It helps clean the coffee pot where I couldn't do it!
Four Stars
May 23, 2016
Hard to push brush in the percolator stem.
excellent
March 24, 2014
cleand the percolator tube very well. I put soft scrub cleaner on the brush then clean and rinse.. I then put dish soap on the brush and clean and rinse to get the soft scrub residue off. You can see how much dirt is removed.
Great Brush
April 9, 2013
I have looked for a long time to find a Percolator brush that would fit in my percolator tube for cleaning the inside of the tube.. I came across this one and decided to order it, The brush work great ,anyone you uses the percolator coffee pot needs one as the tube really gets yucky inside. The company I bought the coffee pot from,recommended pipe cleaners ,I Knew that those don't work. In fact I will be ordering another one soon ( for back up). I thought shipping was a little expensive.

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Electrical connector poorly designed
June 28, 2017
This thing doesn't last very long because after a while water starts to rust the metal electrical connectors on the bottom, the plastic encasement of the electrical connectors chips off, and the unit malfunctions. It has several parts to it (the stick thing, the disc thing, the basket, the lid) which must be assembled to make the coffee. And sometimes if you don't set the stick thing exactly in the bottom in the middle of the carafe, it comes out as just hot water instead of coffee (but that's rare). I like it because it's all stainless steel --no plastic, no aluminum, so your coffee is not contaminated. I just wish it lasted longer. They need to design it so the electrical connector is protected from water damage. The way it is now is rather dangerous. This morning there were sparks coming from the electrical connector as I was fidgeting with it to try to get it to work.
Will not buy again
May 2, 2017
Bought this 3 years ago and waiting for it to go down. No corrosion like in other complaints. My biggest complaint is no matter what type of filter I use I get coffee grounds in my coffee!! The use of the filters lessen the grounds but still get them. My husband thought if we weighted down the top with a couple of small metal bolts before putting the lid on that would help. Guess what? It did! But you shouldn't have to do that to get a good cup of groundless coffee!. So I am just waiting for this coffee pot to die (because I am frugal) before i buy a DIFFERENT one.
Awesome coffee maker but it only lasted only 2 years.
April 4, 2017
Awesome coffee maker but lasted only 2 years. I purchased this item in February 2015. I have loved it. Makes great tasting coffee. Nice and hot and for some reason the coffee did not taste "burnt" after several hours of sitting in the pot. Unfortunately the plug that attaches to the coffee maker and the prongs it connects too rusted somewhat. The prongs are not supposed to be immersed in water (which I didn't do) but its impossible to keep them dry with each wash. Anyway one day the pot perked but no water made it to the coffee holder. It happened several more times over the next few days and then it died completely. I dont think 2 years of use covered what I paid for the percolator. The percolator I had before this lasted 15 years. Great coffee while it lasted.
Not for connoisseurs, but it does have its uses.
August 14, 2015
I have pretty high standards for my coffee, and after using a French press for many years, the taste of coffee coming from this percolator seems quite metallic, especially after sitting for a few minutes. I find it entirely undrinkable if it is kept "piping hot" for an hour or more (there's no way to control the temperature -- the heat is on or off). Still, the device is right for certain circumstances. It can be set up to be ready to go the night before, so an early rising guest can just plug it in. But I certainly won't be using it every day.
edited down a star as is dying after 2 years of use
May 9, 2015
Makes excellent coffee, though I do add more than is recommended as I like my coffee rich. I used the 5 little filters it came with. When they ran out I just use the regular drip coffee filterers (8-12 cup size) and cut a tiny hole in the bottom. Occasionally there have been coffee grounds in the bottom so I simply do not drink the very last of the coffee.

Edit: Well it has been exactly 2 years that i have been using this (actually) with time off for using my Nespresso machine) and the Presto is almost at its end of use. The cord seems to have worn out; I need to jiggle it to get the machine to work. I paid a fairly high price for this; I see it is now offered at a significant lower price. I am going to search other brands before re-ordering this as it should have lasted more than 2 years.
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Three Stars
April 1, 2017
good
I would have been happier with these filters if they had sides so one ...
January 21, 2017
Sent our percolator back because he brew time was not long enough, so e coffee was weak compared to our drip machine. I would have been happier with these filters if they had sides so one could just grab and dump the grinds like on our #4 filters. We still had to clean the grinds out of the basket. They do the job of keeping grinds out of the coffee though.
Not really needed but good product.
October 10, 2016
I'm sure these work for someone but I found it a hassle to use them as well as for some odd reason, having more coffee grounds ended up in the peculator than when I didn't use them. The diameter of the discs were good. It completely covered the bottom of the basket. If you use a fine ground coffee, you may need to use these.
Not the easy fix I expected
January 24, 2016
I was a bit disappointed in these disc coffee filters. For one thing if my basket is the least bit wet it is almost impossible to get them into place without the filter bunching up. Also I expected them to keep all of the sediment out of my herbal teas and it doesn't; it's possible that the basket wasn't draining quickly enough and causing them to get pushed out the top, but I quit using them before I figured that out. Either way they didn't work for me.
It was OK, but was hoping to filter out ...
December 18, 2014
It was OK, but was hoping to filter out 90% of the grounds left in the pot and 100% of the grounds in a cup of coffee. It filtered out about 40-50% in a cup of coffee. Does filter some but not what I was looking for. Even tried adding a second filter on top of the grounds in the basket, but didn't seem to make much difference overall. I use a Presto percolator.
Okay, but not great...
November 9, 2014
After trying all the tricks (wetting the filter for a better fit, one on bottom and top, etc.), this product is okay. I still got grounds in my coffee. I will stick with the wrap-around style, readily available from the grocery stores.
16%
Good quality. A little short on height
September 25, 2017
Good quality. A little short on height. Can't hold the coffee amount for a full pot without over flowing the grounds. I'm using a Hamilton Beach percolator.
Good just smallet than 12 cup pot basket
September 22, 2017
Smaller than the 12 cup coffee basket made by the same company I bought at the same time. Would rather it was the right size but works good just does not hold enough grounds for a full pot. Just half size of the basket.
A lot smaller than my percolator basket; I only ...
September 18, 2017
A lot smaller than my percolator basket; I only use for 1/2 pots of coffee (4-6 cups) or else the may overflow the basket.
Napoleon Complex
July 18, 2017
Too small for a 12-14 cup percolator. Comes nowhere near the size of the percolator basket. Therefore you can only perc, maybe 8 cups...maximum.
A bit small...
May 4, 2017
It's great quality only it's very small. And I wish it came in a 3.5 inch diameter.I couldn't for the life of me find the size of it when I purchased it but that could just be me. "Couldn't see for lookin" as my gorgeous Dad used to always say.
Not a good fit for 10-12 cup percolators
August 19, 2013
As other reviewers have noted, this filter does not have sufficient capacity for many 10-12 cup percolators. It would be nice if they offered more than one size.Also, I find that I have had to increase the amount of coffee I use in my percolator (an old Corningware 10-cup model)to get the right strength--I think it's because the filter is so small in diameter that some of the water misses the basket entirely during the perking process (Pouring a half a cup of the just-perked coffee back through the grounds creates a stronger brew, but who wants to do that every time?). People with other makes of percolators may not experience this problem. If I could control the length of the perking cycle this problem might be resolved, but I can't. With coffee so expensive, it's aggravating to have to use more!I used to have a wonderful old percolator (I think it was a Presto)that had both a fine in-spout strainer and an adjustable strength setting. It kept the grounds out of my coffee and I could control the length of the perking cycle. I wish they still made it, because it made perfect coffee with any grind.
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5%
Three Stars
May 31, 2017
Serves the purpose
It's likely useful for hanging it up to dry or for storage
November 1, 2016
Whatever you do, don't cut off that white tassel. It's likely useful for hanging it up to dry or for storage.
Coffee
February 29, 2016
It's easy to use and works great.
Three Stars
February 4, 2016
Should last a 1000 years as often as you need it.
Three Stars
March 4, 2015
Works perfect for the tube inside my percolate coffee pot! Will help my coffee pot maintain it's newness...
Not really necessary.
August 25, 2014
Not really sure the purchase of this was necessary. I think rinsing the coffee put through with warm soapy water works just as well. Maybe it's useful once a year.

Two Star Reviews:

4%
This pot worked fine for a little over a year
March 16, 2017
This pot worked fine for a little over a year, but then the cord was loose where it connected to the pot. We got a replacement cord, but that one was worse; it smelled of electrical burning while brewing, so we unplugged right after it was done. (So much for hot coffee all day!) The "Care and Cleaning" section of the manual says that after using, one should "Unplug cord from electrical outlet and then remove from coffee maker." I contacted customer service, even though we were past the warranty period, and received this response, "Make sure you plug the cord in all the way and if you don't need to remove the cord, don't." We're moving on to a new machine!
very disappointed in the product
September 2, 2016
the coffee pot stopped working today after 8 months. I do not consider $38 "throw away". very disappointed in the product.an update.... the company replaced the coffee maker. what they found was the electrical part was rusted. I was told do not immerse the pot in water. who does that? I explained to them that I never have, never was the outside, BUT it is inevitable that some water will get on the outside of the pot from rinsing the inside and just from hands while holding it. I believe in is a flaw in design. the replacement one is doing the same thing... it you shake it, a bit of water will come out of the black area where the electric parts are. I have an electric coffee pot years ago that never had this problem... then again I have just had a coffee travel mug, brand new, that leaked. unfortunately, everything seems to be made now as if it is throwaway after a few months.I appreciate the company replacing it(I had to pay the $12 shipping for the return) but again, the replacement one is doing no better and it will just be a matter of months before it is thrown away.
Coffee Maker Only Lasted 20 Months!
March 13, 2015
I purchased this coffee maker July 16th 2013 based on the positive feedback and thought I was set for years of good gava, but in less than a few months the connection to the cord started corroding, I like this coffee maker so I bought a new cord (2 over a period of 1 year) but eventually (yesterday to be precise) the connection totally overheated.
Owning this is an adventure
February 23, 2015
I never write reviews but I was just checking to see how long I've owned this and realized it's been less than a year. My recommendation to anyone buying this product -look for reviewers who have owned this for more than a year. Right out of the box, it was fantastic. Worked like a dream, great tasting coffee. Then, we started having problems with the grounds occasionally getting into the coffee - even though we didn't change a thing. OK, so I could deal with it. But then it became grounds almost every day - and then grounds every day - and then lots of grounds every day. It appears that when it's percolating, it gets one or 2 REALLY strong percs that blow the lid of the basket right off....then grounds everywhere in the coffee. OK, I could solve that problem easily enough. I bought the wrap-around percolator basket filters. Kinda bites because I always liked the "ease of use" of a percolator, never needed filters in other units, and the filters are a pain in the butt extra step. But OK fine, the coffee still tastes great and no more grounds. I can live with it. And now, 2 months after the "coffee filter" solution, it has sprung a leak. At the base of the spout. Seriously. Same deal...a little bit of coffee on the counter, then a little more, and then a whole cup. Solution: we put a bead of crazy glue along the outside seam of the spout. Seems to be holding up now, but as my husband says - we use a percolator so we aren't drinking coffee made in plastic parts. And now our coffee is made in parts being held together by chemicals! But...the coffee still tastes great. I can't wait for my next coffee-making adventure. By the way - I bought this in May, 2014.
not exactly winning awards for convenience and style
January 23, 2015
UPDATE: Just read that the well for the percolator is actually made of aluminum. this tipped the scales for me, and now I am returning it. and subtracting an additional star.---most of the reviews here are focused on a) the taste of the coffee, b) its relative functionality compared to other percolators, and c) the fact that it has no aluminum/plastic. i bought this first and foremost because it has no aluminum or plastic. but is convenience also a factor naturally. taste only matters insofar as it is at least as good as drip coffee.i am thrilled that i have an all stainless steel coffee maker, and it does make at least drip quality coffee (if it makes better coffee than drip coffee makers, then it is lost on me [im no coffee connieseur]).where this loses points is on convenience. it is less convenient than drip coffee for sure:1) the base is not detachable. this would have made it super easy to lift the pot for easy filling, dishwashing etc. This is also annoying when cleaning it as the base has exposed parts that are sensitive to water which could cause electrical malfunction. so not only is it annoying it is slightly dangerous! minus 0.5 star2) there is no on off switch! the only way to turn it off is by unplugging the darn thing! what the hark! a simple on/off switch would make it so much easier to quickly turn it on or off rather than awkwardly searching for the plug to remove from the outlet, or from the back of the percolator. For me, I had my drip coffee brewer at a high location on a stationary service cart, and the plug reached all the way down back to wall outlet. That set up was not feasible with this percolator, and therefore showed a painful lack of versatility integrating with how my kitchen was set up. minus 1 star.3) the lid is a pain to remove; you have to pull with a bit of force, and then it will suddenly release in dramatic fashion. Additionally, the container for the grounds is sitting on a spring inside the pot, and is pressed down by the lid. So when you remove the lid (suddenly, as i mentioned), the brew container pops up and results in a little spill of coffee grounds. minus 0.5 stars4) it is awkwardly tall, and is a bit top-heavy post-brew. in a normal coffee maker, the coffee grounds are separate from the coffee which is in a pot that you can conveniently remove from the rest of the apparatus to pour your coffee. but with this, the grounds remain in the top of the pot as you pour and it has a little bit of an awkward hold to it. Additionally, the height of this makes it a little to reach down the center to clean all the corners of the pot. minus 0.25 stars (not a *big* deal, but certainly a notable annoyance)anyways, its may be worth the 40 bux i spent on the used amazonwarehouse version, esp since i wont be drinking plastic anymore... but at the same time they havent perfected its convenience to make it suitable for anyone to seamlessly replace drip coffee. buy this if you are ready to deal with some moderate annoyances in making your coffee every day. however, i believe one of these days a new more convenient percolator will come out and i will be ready to buy that when that happens!
Inferior to Faberware... I returned it within a week.,
August 15, 2014
I bought this after going to my aunts and tasting her peculator coffee (not sure the maker). I was disappointed because the coffee tasted watery. It was less flavorful than my drip coffee maker. I tried two coffee brands just to make sure it wasn't a bad coffee. I tried one drip grade grind and the other perc grad grind. I didn't notice a difference in taste both were watery. I tried both with and without the filters, no difference. I tried to follow the instuctions and even watched a Youtube video to ensure I was prepping the coffee correctly.I used it everyday for a week... all watery. I returned it for the Faberware and there is a world of difference. The tube sits nicely in the whole on the Faberwae unit whereas in the Presto it wobbled and perhaps got misaligned(?). I'm not sure if that matter. There is a possibility that I bought a lemon. But the Faberware coffee tastes 100% better. There was not second guessing on if I was using it correctly based on its superior taste.There are aspects of the presto that I like such as the sturdy handle and top. The coffee was piping hot. The chord is longer than Faberware's cord and Presto has a small orange light that goes off when the coffee is ready. But these niceties are not enough to make me suffer through gross, sub par coffee.
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Two Stars
July 29, 2017
Don't work good
Two Stars
January 24, 2017
Coffee grounds fall into my Percolator
Two Stars
October 5, 2016
Never seem to work right, and way overpriced here.
Messy
May 27, 2016
These filters work but the ones that wrap completely around the coffee grounds work much better and are worth the extra cost. These tend to leave a mess and more required clean up.
Don't drain well
April 3, 2016
Melitta coffee filters, After acquiring a percolater for brewing daily coffee, I quickly realized that I needed to have filters to keep the coffee grounds from getting into the coffee. These fit perfectly, and are convenient and are priced decently. So I purchased these with expectations that they would do the job. While they may help to keep some grounds out, vs not having any filter, they I still end up with grounds in the coffee, and a mess of grounds all over the filter. Thankfully the grounds do sink to the bottom of the coffee pot or cup.I think these are made too thick, not letting the coffee run through very well. I've attempted making a smaller pot with less water, and added less coffee grounds. Still the problem remains, where the basket gets too full, and not draining well. I've had a hard time deciding on how to rate these. While they may be helpful, they still aren't doing their job well. I honestly have better luck tearing up and using simple paper towels.
These filters do not fit the KRUPS KM4689 Moka Brewer ...
October 27, 2015
These filters do not fit the KRUPS KM4689 Moka Brewer Filter Coffee Maker correctly. They are designed for stove top brewing. However, they help emptying the ground coffee out of the filter after brewing.
11%
Too small
June 27, 2017
Too small to work in a full sized percolator unless you only want 3-4 cups of coffee.
Nice filter but...
April 21, 2016
Since it was "frequently bought together" with the GSI 14qt coffee I was buying, I picked one up, however.... It does not fit in the coffee pot....ugh. It may just be GSI, but you've been informed. It's to tall and diam. is a little small, and lid won't close. Paper filters work ok. Pain to return, but how would you know until you try to put it in ..?? Should clarify better which pots it will (or won't) fit.
No more grounds, no more flavour
October 18, 2015
This product does a perfect job in keeping your cup of coffee free of grounds. Sadly, in doing so it destroys the flavour, and you need to add a lot more coffee to the filter to get it anywhere near the desired strength, but it still lacks flavour. I have decided that I prefer my coffee to be strong and full of flavour, albeit with a few grounds at the bottom, rather than weak and tasteless but free of grounds. Therefore my Perma-Brew 3 Year Re-usable Coffee filter has been cast aside after just 4 days of experiments.
Not that good
February 4, 2014
The filter is poorly sized for the stovetop coffee pot I purchased from Amazon. The water flows over the top allowing grounds to mix with the coffee. However, if you keep the flame low enough to perk the coffee very slowly, you can get better results. I used to cut a hole in a paper filter to fit it over the coffee pot stem. That worked better, but some people claim that coffee filtered through a paper filter loses some of the oils that help improve the taste. I've tried it both ways but my taste sensors can't discern a difference. Still, this reusable filter isn't so expensive that most people can't give it a try.
Makes the percolator lid pop off
December 18, 2013
I ordered this reusable coffee filter along with my Farberware 4-cup percolator. At first, the two worked well together, but within a week or two of use, the lid of the percolator flew off during brewing; coffee shot and splattered all over the countertop. I wasn't sure what the problem was since both were brand new, but after it happened a few more times, I tried a disposable disc filter and it hasn't happened since. The filer isn't made by Farberware, so it's not fair to assume that the two would work together perfectly, but I give it two stars, at least for that combination; it doesn't always make the lid pop off, but a few times is enough, considering the mess and the risk of burning passersby.
washes out some of coffee flavor
November 24, 2011
This coffee filter for percolator is a good idea to put the ground coffee from the grinder or bag to the pot basket without spilling in it when you put the basket inside the percolator. The problem with this filter is that is very small and will take only just enough coffe to make about only 6-8 cups in a 12 cup size percolator. If you want to make 12 cups.. well, you can't. The main "but" is that it washes out the coffee flavor and oils that make coffee a good cup of coffee. Best is Putting the grounds directly in the percolator basket will be fine with just a little bit of fine grounds in the pot when coffee is brewed. Coffee will be more flavorful and with more body. Using the filter will create a double mesh for water to go through that will result in a "watery coffee" flavor. The best way to get good coffe( to my taste) is not using the filter, instead I put the grounds straight in the percolator basket and when cleaning the pot will be ok ... and less messy than the filter.Filter Is an option to use to avoid some accidental spills in the percolator pot and with no fine grounds in it, but it will compromise the final result in coffee quality and : Flavor!
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Percolator brush
May 9, 2017
What a disappointment - you are wasting your time with this little brush. I would not order again. Don't order.
Two Stars
November 1, 2016
over priced
Spend the money on good coffee beans instead
October 28, 2016
Effective enough, but not necessary. The percolator tube doesn't accumulate much. Spend the money on good coffee beans instead!
Disapointed
June 13, 2016
This was made for the "Mr. Coffee" type of coffee makers. It is pretty useless for myperculator.
Cleaning brush
September 18, 2015
I was hoping the bristles would be longer and not as stiff so they would clean the spout. It does work great on the tube. I like the long length and T handle.

One Star Reviews:

7%
Not made to last
April 30, 2017
We bought the insurance coverage for this after reading the reviews, however it does us no good because the cord is the problem which is not covered. It never worked right from the beginning, and less than a year old it is Done. Not worth it- they don't make them like they use to- and this aint Costco either.
Extreemly Disappointed
February 20, 2017
Buyer Beware. I have had to purchase a new Presto Peculator every 1.5 years. I don't want to use a coffee maker with plastic, so I have "bit the bullet" and spent the money. Being stainless steel is the only thing that is right about this coffee maker. This time, the peculator stopped working properly after 6 months. The company customer service is not the easiest to work with so know that from the start. Their warranty states that you have to pay to send back the unit and that they will look at it and ship you a new one. I shouldn't have to spend more money after only having it for 6 months. I will never, ever buy this product again. I am not sure why or how amazon always gives it such high ratings. Please think carefully about this purchase.
Beware the A.C. cord and receptacle
August 7, 2015
This appliance quit this a.m. It was purchased in June of 2014. The A.C. receptacle on the pot itself has failed. The a.c. cord and receptacle began loosening up about 5 months ago. It would work again after it was jiggled around so we never pursued the warranty repair. Today the customer service person refused to honor the warranty which should be retroactive to when the trouble began. This product had a service life of 14 months and a warranty of 12 months. Of course this cord problem is a safety issue also but Presto doesn't seem to care. The coffee it made was just fine and we would still be using it if it weren't so shoddily built.
CONTAINS ALUMINUM! - CORRODES INTO COFFEE!
May 20, 2015
The nut that secures the heating element is made from aluminum. Other reviewers have stated the heating element is aluminum as well.Some reviewers have commented this coffee pot lends a metallic taste to the coffee. I too found the coffee to have a strange taste which got worse over time.After discovering the nut corroding at the bottom of the pot, I called the manufacturer. The manufacturer confirmed via email the nut was made from aluminum.See attached photo depicting the corroded aluminum nut at the bottom of the pot.
Not what I expected
February 24, 2014
I bought this coffee pot because I wanted a full-bodied, hot cup of coffee that my mom's percolator made years ago. I was sorely disappointed. The stem doesn't fit properly into the hole on the bottom of the pot, so as a result, it hops up and down with each perk, causing the basket to hop as well, and the grinds go all over and fall back into the coffee. I tried using the filters that completely encase the grinds, but that still produced grinds in the coffee, and the coffee produced was weak and tasteless. I am very upset that I spent so much on a coffee pot that doesn't do what it is supposed to do. I like that it is stainless steel and looks nice, but that is about it. I tried using different filters and different coffee grinds, thinking that I would give it a fair try, and now I can't even return it because it is past the 30 day return policy, so I'm stuck with it. I decided to write this review, so that others would be warned not to buy it. If you want a great cup of coffee, don't buy this coffee maker.
Died in less than 6 months
November 28, 2012
The percolator always made weaker coffee than I wanted, but the coffee made grew progressively weaker. After buying it in March, by September it was making tea water with 6 cups of water and 12 scoops of coffee. Not worth it unless you want a hot water heater.
6%
Not so much
October 30, 2017
grounds were a constant battle
Stupid Purchase.
October 26, 2017
Stupid to buy these filters when the standard coffee filters work better.
Love our coffee pot
August 21, 2017
Love our coffee pot, however this items is not do anything to reduce the amount of ground in our coffee
do not bother
August 6, 2017
not that great. buy a number 2 cone filter and put a small tear in the bottom. works better
horrid
July 14, 2017
thin and chinsy i could even bother returning it i threw them out - the second they touched the pot it disintegrated
Suggested by Amazon
April 3, 2017
These filters were paired with the Presto percolator I ordered. Not sure what they are filtering, but I'm getting a lot of grounds in my coffee.
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Too Small to Work
October 14, 2017
My coffee pot basket is exactly the size indicated on the package. This filter is much smaller in diameter. In addition, the opening for the stem of the basket is too small, so this filter will not fit down into the basket. Totally unusable.
Not Useful
August 27, 2017
This filter will not work in most percolators. The problem is that the filter is a smaller diameter than the basket and it sticks up too high so that you cannot put the lid back on the basket. The basket lid would also make a lot of the water go outside of the filter instead of into it.
Small
June 15, 2017
It is like half the size of your normal basket don't waste your money
It would be good if it fit tighter and had a top cover
January 10, 2017
Too small, doesn't fit out to wall of percolator coffee holder. Coffee grounds don't stay in filter and you still get sediment in your coffee. It would be good if it fit tighter and had a top cover. If you use a lot of coffee to make a large pot of coffee or strong coffee his will not hold it. Needs improvement. I used it once and went back to paper filters.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY
September 26, 2015
DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. It is an amazon recommended item with almost all electric percolators. But, the filter can only hold enough coffee to make 7.5-8 cups. It is recommend with all the 12 cup percolators but it only is about half the height of the grounds holder. It does not work with any 12 cup coffee makers. Shame on Amazon and the coffeemakers like the Hamilton Beach 12 cup percolator that I brought. SHAME SHAME on all the deceitful sales you have made money on.
Too small for 12-cup percolator
September 27, 2012
We bought the Presto 12-cup Coffee Maker (percolator) and purchased this filter as suggested in the product listing.The filter is tiny. 3" diameter. 1.5" deep. The percolator basket is 3.75" x 2.5"If we put in only four heaping teaspoons of coffee, some grounds go over the edge of the filter and find their way into the coffee.We ended up getting a refund for this filter.We tried the paper filters included with the percolator, but they are a cumbersome mess. Square filters don't work well in a round basket.In case anyone at Amazon reads this, please find a larger, reusable filter to include with the Presto percolator.
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It blew up,
January 26, 2017
It blew up , it was the wrong voltage which was not clear when ail bought it I live in Australia
its a brush
March 23, 2016
couldn't send it back when we sent back the percolator
One Star
August 22, 2015
OK for their purpose. Kind of pricy
a waste of
August 10, 2014
gets no spouts clean. a waste of money
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0885120932031
0885287897730
5898405908640
0711717792163
0079115000335
Brand
Brand
Presto
Melitta
Tops MFG. CO., Inc.
Melitta
Brushtech
Currency
Currency
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USD
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USD
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Height
Height
244.1 in
43.3 in
374.0 in
78.7 in
59.1 in
Length
Length
515.7 in
206.3 in
74.0 in
232.3 in
551.2 in
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
Presto
Melitta
Tops MFG. CO., Inc.
Melitta
Brushtech
MPN
MPN
02811
628354
55715
130141
B33C
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02811
628354
55715
130141
B33C
Product Group
Product Group
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Kitchen
Kitchen
Kitchen
Home
Product Type
Product Type
KITCHEN
KITCHEN
KITCHEN
KITCHEN
HOME
Publisher
Publisher
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Melitta
Tops MFG. CO., Inc.
Melitta
Brushtech
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Studio
Presto
Melitta
Tops MFG. CO., Inc.
Melitta
Brushtech
Weight
Weight
13.4 oz
0.4 oz
0.4 oz
0.2 oz
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Width
Width
381.9 in
196.8 in
246.1 in
153.5 in
118.1 in
Feature
Feature

Brews great-tasting coffee-rich, hot, and flavorful

Makes 2 to 12 cups of coffee as fast as a cup a minute, then keeps it piping hot automatically

Easy-pour spout and traditional design provide elegant coffee service anytime

Luxurious stainless steel construction for easy cleaning and lasting beauty

Made of durable stainless steel including the filter basket and perk tube; Signal light indicates when coffee is ready to serve

Each package contains 100 Filters (200 total)

Designed to lay flat on the bottom of your percolator basket

Fits all coffee percolators

Made from high quality chlorine-free paper

Reduces oils and sediment that seeps into your coffee

3 x 3 x 1.75 inch

Constructed of fine polyester mesh with plastic frames

Fits most coffeemakers that use disk/wrap-around percolator filters, including electric and stovetop percolators

Micro-fine openings for optimum extraction, easy to fill and insert

Never run out of (or buy) paper filters again, dishwasher safe

You will receive (2) packages of 40 count Melitta USA Inc 627402 White Wrap Coffee Filters (80 count total)

Made from the same high quality paper as our basket and cone filters, these filters help reduce the amount of oils and sediment that seep into your coffee. Less oil means better tasting smooth coffee

When placed in your percolator basket, these filters are designed to fold around your coffees grounds, encasing them in an easily removed bundle for easy clean up and disposal

Poly bag wrapped package of 40 wrap filters

Fits all percolators

No need to use heavy detergents

Hot water and brush removes bacteria.

Product dimensions 14 X 3 X 1.5-Inches

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