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List Price: $20.24 With Deal: $5.39 Details You save: $14.85 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Permanent Filters For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Medelco #4 Cone Permanent Coffee Filter, please see: Significantly different than paper filters - less flavor I had been using the brown unbleached paper filters, i liked the clean strong coffee i could get with the filters, but i wanted to make the move from non reusable paper coffee filters to something less wasteful. This seemed like the best option based on great the reviews. Here is why it is not comparable and not a good substitute: The mesh is not fine enough. Water goes through twice or three times faster than through a paper coffee filter, so the coffee has lees time to infuse into the water. The coffee you get with this filter is not "clean" as it is when using a paper filter but murky like with a french press, except not as rich as with a french press. There is a lot more plastic on this than you can see in the image. The base of the filter is almost completely made of plastic. I do not like hot liquids to come in contact with plastic, many studies have shown that plastics produce unhealthy chemicals especially when...

See Products Related To Medelco #4 Cone Permanent Coffee Filter: Medelco Medelco permanent filters are made from high-quality surgical grade stainless steel. Dishwasher safe , our #4 cone filters are designed to work with every coffee maker using standard #4 cone filters. A great alternative to paper filters. Each comes with a 5 year manufacturer warranty. For use in "ALL" #4 cone coffee makers? Descriptions claims its for use in ALL, not MOST #4 Cone filtered coffee makers. Not so. Doesn't fit my Gevalia coffee maker -- I can't even close the lid. Not worth paying to return it, so I guess I'll cut the top ring and handle off and make it fit or throw it out.

Significantly different than paper filters - less flavor I had been using the brown unbleached paper filters, i liked the clean strong coffee i could get with the filters, but i wanted to make the move from non reusable paper coffee filters to something less wasteful. This seemed like the best option based on great the reviews. Here is why it is not comparable and not a good substitute: The mesh is not fine enough. Water goes through twice or three times faster than through a paper coffee filter, so the coffee has lees time to infuse into the water. The coffee you get with this filter is not "clean" as it is when using a paper filter but murky like with a french press, except not as rich as with a french press. There is a lot more plastic on this than you can see in the image. The base of the filter is almost completely made of plastic. I do not like hot liquids to come in contact with plastic, many studies have shown that plastics produce unhealthy chemicals especially when...