Brew Rite 8-12 Cup Basket Style Coffee Filters, 200 Ct

These work great in my 8-12 cup coffee drip maker. Other brands don't work as well. I had to order these as the store does NOT stock them on the shelf, so was excited to find them again. Shipping was free, so except for the wait, I am totally happy.

I like the convenience of paper coffee filters vs the price and durability of mesh filters. Also, I frequently mix fine ground espresso into my regular coffee, so I am confident my choice of paper works well for the price. To enjoy free shipping, I also had to order $33 or more of merchandise but once you realize your selection of groceries is more accurate if you refuse ANY SUBSTITUTIONS, you'll be a happier shopper. The filters are tall enough for my coffee maker to make what it calls 12 cups, even with only 8 measured cups of water, (MAGIC?) I searched WM on line, ordered these Brew Rite Coffee filters, and they arrived right to my front door, and they work, satisfactorily for me.

It's always been good when I've ordered them before. I have not received my order. It has been delayed for 2 days. Going on three today and I don't know why.

Not sure if I had a tempermental Coffee Pot, but when Brew Rite Filters were out of stock, I had to get a Substitution. Almost every pot, there were 3 attempts, were ruined. The filters folded over, the grounds were well....I filtered my Filtered coffee again. Brew Rite, where are you? Brew Rite Coffee Filters are thicker. A better quality. Period. For a "Not Top of the Line Brand", (Mr. Coffee, and the like), I'm thinking they should be up there with them. Imho. The Substitution brand, When I thought it was my fault for being sleepy setting up the pot at night. Operator error. It wasn't me. Benefit of the doubt, tried again. Then it happened 2 more times. My Sister said, just give them to me. I'll use them. She grinds her Coffee Beans and being a finer grain, that was the real test. It happened to her too. Different Coffee Maker as well. Lesson learned for us, Brew Rite Coffee Filters or nothing. And for us 2 Pot a Day Coffee Drinkers, that's important.

the very good coffee filters but they're too even though they say 8 to 12 there's still too small for my bun coffee maker unfortunately. even if you have a 10-cup bun they'll still be too small I think they're meant more for like little coffee makers like Mr Coffee, I'm disappointed that Walmart will not allow me to purchase the bun coffee makers for either 298 or even though package for 498 they won't allow it to be shipped I have to spend $15 to get proper coffee filters because they'll only ship the wrong ones so if you have a fun coffee maker to not buy those coffee filters keep save it for little cheap coffee makers cuz it's all good for

Perfect fit for most standard coffee makers. This fit my up to 12 cup Mr. Coffee maker. Filters out the sediment so you get clear coffee with no grounds. The brew flows thru like it should and this size can make from 2-12 cups of coffee depending on how much grounds and water you use. Makes it easy to dispose of the used grounds, just pick them up in the filter and toss. Reasonably priced and convenient!Fits st

Use to be my go to filter, but lately you cannot brew a full 10 or 12 cups with them as it overflows. I suspect they have changed the manufacturing process since it does not allow the water to flow fast enough through the grounds and overflows. If you use these 8-12 cup filters and plan on brewing 6 cups or less, they work great, but adding more grounds will cause them to overflow grounds into your brew.

Ordered 4 cup filters. was notified and asked if a two pack of 200 (ea) was ok to substitute at twice the price. I agreed. Instead, I recieved a single pack of 8-12 cup filters - totally useless with my 4 cup coffee pot. Gave them to a friend.

Ordered natural which is a tan color Not white. received white someone goofed ????!

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