Party Bargains 300 Disposable K-Cup Paper Coffee Filters - White, Ideal Coffee Filters for Keurig Single Serve Brewers, Optimum Size and Ample Quantity Review

I was pleased with these filters, but they did not live up to my expectations. First, I have several different brands of reusable K-Cups. Some of the K cups didn't close when I used these filters. The purpose of the filters for me was that I could fill the K-Cup and then after use I could just remove the filter and put in a clean filter without having to shake out the used grist and then rinse out the K-Cup. When I was finally able to pull the filter out, there was still a small amount of…

Very happy with my purchase! I was so upset with the sediment/siege in my coffee that I was ready to throw out my Keurig! I was hesitant to buy filters because I appreciated that the eco-friendly reusable pods didn't create any extra waste. However, I never made coffee because it tasted horrible with all the sediment in it. I decided to try these and am so glad I did. Completely eliminates the mud problem which was my main goal. I don't find it makes cleaning that much easier because I never…

So weak and thin! All the ones I've used broke, and it's not like they were stuffed and stuffed to the brim. It's like sticking the spoon in and brewing it up, and it comes out cracked at the bottom of my filter. I bought them for two reasons: first, even though both my official and unofficial K-Cups have strainer filter cells, I hate the sediment left in my "unfiltered" coffee grounds, and second, cleaning these strainers is a pain and a hassle. (especially when I'm late in the morning and…

first i have to help others who wrote bad reviews. Many complain that these filters crack during the brewing process due to their thinness. To solve this problem, take a paper towel or tissue paper and dry the inside of the used K-Pod. Then put in a dry filter and everything should work PERFECTLY. I found out about this when I first bought these filters. Just make sure the K-Pod is always dry before putting in a new filter and you'll be much happier. And now for my review: I love these filters.

I would like to say that I have used several brands and they are made of the same material. However, I do want to appeal to people who overfill the filter and stuff it at the bottom of the pod, thinking the more coffee the stronger it gets. Then you complain about the frayed bottom and thick coffee. Been there and made it. Then I tore apart some of the finished pods. They don't sink either. They give the water room to slow down so it cooks longer. The Keurig even has a more powerful setting…

NOTE. Some of the negative feedback seems to be coming from customers trying to use them in K-Carafe size brew pods (they aren't designed for the deeper size) or putting coffee in these filters and putting them straight into your Keurig, without being in a dedicated capsule for brewing with your own coffee. They need to be placed in the right size pods just to filter out the sediment that would otherwise seep through the strainer into your coffee cup. We grind gourmet coffee beans just before…