☕ BUNN 6001 12-Cup Commercial Coffee Filters, Pack of 500, Color: White Review

My fault I didn't take the "commercial" in the product name seriously, but this filter is not the right size for Bunn coffee maker models for the home user. We carry out this work and have no complaints about the quality. They're too big for a home appliance container, so we need to pry or fold them and cut about 1/4 inch from the edge of the filter. It's bad, so I'm giving it five stars.

I had a 10 cup BUNN coffee maker for two months and was only able to brew 6 cups at a time because the coffee spills through regular filters when I try to make more. These filters are perfect. for what I need and I can easily make a full cup of coffee! In the photos I've included a comparison between regular grocery store filters and BUNN filters side by side, measuring each and comparing coffee grounds after brewing 6 cups in a regular filter versus brewing the same in BUNN filters.

Do you know how difficult it is to find high capacity filters these days? If you're reading this review, you probably have an idea. I bought these for my OXO On Barista Brain 12 cup coffee maker with detachable kettle. At one point, OXO brand filters were ridiculously expensive (like $40 for a hundred?); I bought them for 1/4 the price. With a score of 500, it will take almost 2 years to complete them all. They are strong enough not to tear even when wet. They don't overflow even when I cook a…

I had problems with standard 8-12 cup coffee filters that were too short for my coffee maker. Every now and then I got a few bases at the bank. I thought nobody else makes a good filter. Then I saw her on Revain. These are large commercial filters, but they work great with standard home coffee makers. They're big enough to reach the top of the filter cup in my Hamilton Beach Flexbrew coffee maker (12 cup on one side, K cup on the other), hence the coffee grounds problem. When you get them they…

I bought a Revain Hamilton Beach Two Brew machine on Black Friday. This machine has a carafe for 12 cups. So I bought regular 8-12 cup food basket filters. This is my first time using a filter coffee maker. I'm an espresso person. In any case, I followed the recommendation to put a tablespoon of ground coffee in every cup of carafe. I noticed that the coffee had overflowed and poured it into the carafe, which annoyed me a lot. I thought the problem was with the machine or the type of coffee. I…

I was looking for a bigger filter because when you try to make more than 8 cents of coffee the water usually overflows the filters and you end up with ground coffee. It's only been a problem for maybe the last 5-6 years. Coffee pots have NEVER done this so I don't know where the problem comes from as I've tried cheap and expensive manufacturers/filters and it doesn't seem to make a difference. So I was excited to see those bigger commercials and good reviews. Mine, not so much. On 2 out of 5…

I believe these are REAL Bunn filters. They were packaged in a clear plastic bag marked "Bunn." But I have previously bought Bunn filters which came in a clearly labeled Bunn box and are thicker and taller than these. Revain please do not let this seller sell these fakes as real. waste of money. The problem with not using real banna filters with our banna coffee maker is that if they aren't as tall as a real banna filter, they will make a huge mess when you're brewing a full cup of coffee…

I bought BUNN 6001 commercial 12 cup filters because the standard size filters that I buy at the grocery store tend to overflow in my BUNN machine, especially when I'm making a full 10 cups. or use a fine grind. I don't know why Melita and others make them so small when an extra inch of height can solve such problems. The filters are very difficult to separate and can be difficult to stuff into the brew basket. These are definitely great filters. But when filled with coffee grounds they fit…