☕ BUNN B-100 Basket Filter - 100-Count Review

Filters for 100 pieces last about two months with us. It's difficult to find the right size online. I went with the 8-10 cup bag for home use and the filters could be deeper but they are the right diameter. Basically every filter contains sediment when brewing, but I can't just toss the basket in the trash - the filter sticks to the basket. As a result, the coffee in the pot is clean and there are no deposits on the bottom of the cup. As other reviewers have pointed out, paper filters tend to…

Bunn coffee filters are significantly more expensive (and double the price) than coffee filters sold in the supermarket. They MUST be used in Bunn high speed coffee makers unless you like weak coffee and use a lot of ground coffee. Filters with shorter sides will overflow with all the water that enters the filter in just three minutes. But Bunn's filters do a great job. The paper they are made of is thicker than other brands, which could explain why coffee made with these filters tastes less…

Although they are higher filters, they do not drain the water very quickly. They fill up/almost overflow when coffee is being made. My $1,100 coffee filter never has overflow issues, drains water faster, and allows more of that rich coffee flavor to drip into the pot. The BUNN BCF100-B filters seem thicker in material, to the point where I swear there should be two of these together. But no, it's just a filter, I ripped one off just to be safe. If they're glued together that tight, then we've…