Coffee Filters - Natural Unbleached Brown Biodegradable - Large Basket - 9.75" Flattened Diameter - 4.25" Diameter Base - by California Containers (200 Count)

No more "doh!" moments when I discover grounds have snuck over the top of the filter and down into the pot. These filters are tall enough that they keep those pesky grounds from escaping. Hooray! One less hassle in my day. I use this in an ordinary 12-cup Mr. Coffee machine -- if I buy the regular filters from the supermarket (any brand) that are supposed to fit with this perfectly normal coffee machine, they are simply too short -- barely too short, but that's enough to allow some of the more adventurous grounds to leap over the wall. These were the only unbleached commercial-sized filters that I could find in quantities of 200 rather than a kajillion. As others have mentioned, the saran wrap packaging is a bit odd, but it does the job. This outfit must buy them in bulk and then repackage them -- and I thank them for this service and wish them luck with their enterprise -- they've found a niche market and are filling it. P.S. And, yes, these are excellent filters -- they produce a great cup of coffee.

Regular size filters are a little too small for standard coffee makers. After tiring of cleaning up messes, I ordered these. They are a little too large, but it doesn't matter as they still work well and now I have no mess to clean up every time I make coffee or too strong coffee from grounds getting in the carafe. I have been using them for about four years.

Great value too... went to my local market and could not find these... even the big W store. Have you priced these things lately? Anyway they did not have any. So I got these. Great size and nice that they are not bleached.

I was looking for a large capacity non-bleached filter to build a filtering system for home brew iced tea using Tazo teas. The Tazo bags tend to leak tea fines/grounds, especially with multiple steeps. I combined the filters with a "Huge Large Kitchen Funnel with Detachable Strainer,Wide-Mouth Kitchen Canning Funnel" - https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Y4667LJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and "LiveFresh Large Stainless Steel Fine Mesh Strainer with Reinforced Frame and Sturdy Rubber Handle Grip" - https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B074539PSF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 To provide an excellent method for filtering out tea fines while transferring the steeped tea into gallon jugs. They are non-bleached and a good fit.

Have bought these filters from this manufacturer over a half-dozen times and prefer them for coffee-making. Started using the most recent batch and found many are mis-cut to the extent they can't be used. Otherwise a good product.

I really dislike the little cheap filters the supermarkets sell. They always seem to allow the ground coffee to spill into the pot. These on the other hand, are oversized for the average coffee maker, which is perfect for me, who likes to add five heaping scoops for my daily 12 oz. I just make sure to fold it nicely before closing the lid, so the water does not hit the filter closed.

The coffee percolator filters in 14 cup sizes are locally scarce if available at all. These work with a Mr. Coffee machine but they are a bit of a nuisance as they are larger than the fill cup and get folded when filling the grounds for percolation. Have to be careful or the spraying hot water will collapse them and coffee grounds overflow. Just a bit of extra care when loading the coffee and no problem.

Finally, I found a a coffee filter that is large enough to properly fit and hold the ground coffee for the Breville Precision Brew Coffeemaker that I recently purchased. Breville does NOT sell filters which is a pain in a kazoo. Finding a coffee filter large enough to fit the bottom and sides of the basket has not been easy. These work great and even when wet and full of wet coffee grounds, are strong enough to allow you to dump them in the trash without falling apart and creating a mess. I chose the brown filters because the white ones are actually made from bleached paper. I am glad I purchased a year's worth at one time.