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Offer List: $12.99 Price: $6.21 Details You save: $6.78 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Permanent Filters For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Medelco 4-Cup Permanent Basket Coffee Filter, please visit: Makes weak coffee This filter wss purchased for use in a Mr Coffee DR4. It replaces a permanent filter from Mr Coffee that had a plastic bottom with the mesh only on the sides. The Medelco filter has mesh on the bottom as well as the sides, thus the water runs through the filter too fast resulting in weak coffee. The only suggestion from Medelco's help line was to use more coffee!

See Products Related To Medelco 4-Cup Permanent Basket Coffee Filter: Medelco Medelco permanent filters are made from high-quality surgical grade stainless steel. Dishwasher safe , our junior basket filters are designed to work with every coffee maker using standard junior size basket filters. A great alternative to paper filters. Each comes with a 5 year manufacturer warranty. Works great with fine ground coffee I bought this recently but had a can of regular American ground coffee at the time, and like many reviewers point out, it made weak coffee, even if I put in more. I gave up on it and started using a French press--I really didn't want to use coffee filters any more. However, when a buddy of mine got me more of the German fine ground coffee he supplies me with, I tried it again. There is a huge difference. This filter was obviously meant to be used with fine ground coffee--like the grind you might use for espresso. It makes really rich, flavorful coffee with this grind, and most of the time that's the kind of coffee I like anyway. So the coffee maker and the filter are back to stay. French presses seem messy and hard to maintain by comparison. Don't use this if you like to use coffees like Folgers, Maxwell House, or 8 O'clock coffee, as you will get water. Use a filter or percolator coffee process for that. But if you like the finer grind and a stronger coffee, this is the way to go.

Coffee is very weak I actually read reviews that said weak coffee and bought it in spite of what I read. Now I feel silly because they were right so I will stick with paper filters. Believe the reviews that say weak coffee as they are true.