YQL #2 Cone Coffee Filter, 200 Count Natural Unbleached Coffee Filter Papers - Disposable Filters Perfect for Drip Coffee Makers (2-6 Cup Capacity) Review

Used in small quantities. About eight out of ten of them dispersed. That means they pour all the coffee grounds and water into my cup. And then you need to carefully switch to a new one, and then pour water and coffee again. It causes confusion and is a real annoyance. This also means I use two for every cup of coffee. I expressly do not recommend this product.

Broke three times out of the six I've used. [edit] Just don't buy them. I waste as much coffee grounds as these filters break. I always have to boil 3 cups of water because I can't rely on it working the first time or two. Throwing away these filters is a waste of time but I waste more money saving them along with the amount of coffee grounds I waste. Every morning I am reminded how much I hate these filters.

I prefer coffee in bulk because it tastes best and is most accurate and convenient, and filter #4 is right for my formula: 5 heaping scoops of ground coffee and 22 ounces of very hot water. Smaller paper bags cannot hold 5 scoops. Here's how I do it: I place the #4 filter in a #2 ceramic or plastic cone, dampen the paper filter, add 5 tablespoons of coffee into the filter, place the cone on the pitcher, and simply dampen the coffee grounds with warm water . Allow to steep for a few minutes…