BUNN 12-Cup Commercial Coffee Filters, Pack of 1000, Model: 20115.0000 Review

I like regular cheap coffee makers because they work without fancy knobs or other electronic adjustments. Mr. Coffee resized the basket, and regular filters cause the soil to spill over. Very annoying and flaws in their design, maybe on purpose. I bought these big ones, yes a bit big but just make sure they don't pile on top of you and don't wake up due to the standard coffee filter size. They are very thick and high quality, there is nothing flimsy or flimsy about them. As a professional and…

I was looking to buy 10 cups of Banna filters for a home brewery. They came in a larger package with more filters at a much lower price. I've always thought Bunn 10 cup filters would barely fit without overflowing the grind (heavy). I love strong coffee. Professional filters reach the top of the 10-cup basket. Standard the filters are about half an inch shorter. The only small issue is that they are slightly larger in diameter, which requires a bit of "squeezing" to fit in the basket. They…

We use them with the BUNN VP-17 coffee maker. They fit perfectly and we haven't had to buy coffee filters in 5 years! Which brings me to this point. We brew coffee every day so logically we use 365 filters a year and this pack should last a little less than 3 years. Well we bought them about 5 years ago and we still have a decent supply! Of course, with holidays and such, we probably use 325-330 filters a year, but still. I'm pretty sure there were more than 1000 in our order! Not counting the…

These are original BUNN 12 cup coffee filters. Right product, right price, right now. The first package was clean on the outside, but the inner box was dented beyond recognition. The filters were irregularly shaped and unusable. Also, the inner sleeves were open, so the filters weren't clean. I returned them and ordered them again with no problems. The second box that arrived was just a BUNN package. It was perfect except the box was cut open and four flaps rolled up to close the box. The inner

Hope this clears up some confusion. These filters are exactly the same as the ones that came with my Bunn Restaurant 12 cup coffee maker. I've placed them next to the Bunn filters that come with the coffee maker for comparison; Same bottom diameter, same top diameter, same height. These filters are Bunn, plastic bags have Bunn labels with reg. The number 6001 on the bag and even on the carrying case is Bunn, which also indicates it's made in America. 1000 filters are many filters! At this price

I have a Technivorm Grand Coffee Maker (60 oz) and WS cannot stock filters. In addition, Technivorm brand filters do not provide any details on the bleaching process and cost almost as much per 100 carats as per 1000 carats. brew. The paper is thick enough to hold its shape and fall into the trash. I wet the paper filters (in the basket) and they hold their shape better than brand name filters. I will definitely order them again in three years. UPDATE: On my second batch of 1000c's I found the…

We bought the Moccamaster CD Grand many years ago when it first came out. The original coffee makers, which used standard size coffee filters, brewed a coffee pot that was too small. Europeans seem to drink less coffee than Americans. At that time it was very difficult to find the Moccamaster Grand Filters needed for this jug. Also at this time no basket filters large enough to replace paper filters were made. Also, Moccamaster paper filters were expensive and came in very small quantities when