Reusable Coffee Filters 8-12 Cup Permanent Coffee Filters Basket Washable Compatible with Mr. Coffee Black & Decker Coffee Maker Filter 6-12 Cup

Good for coffee & tea, sturdy & easy to clean.

Filter works as it should -- keeps grounds where they belong.

Tired of buying disposable coffee filters?! I know I sure was! This filter works great and is very easy to clean when you're ready to brew that next pot of hot coffee! We have a standard coffee maker and it fits perfectly.

Somewhat small for full brew capacity but easy cleanup and eco friendly. Very good filtration and holds up well under constant use.

Great filter, no more grounds in my coffee. Super fine mesh. Perfect fit for my black and decker coffee maker Plus i dont have to keep buying paper filters

Excellent quality and functionality. So much better than using paper filters or even the gold basket. I have used this several times and have found it to be GREAT! My coffee is tasting better. The basket is very well made and is easy to clean. This will last a long time, many years in my opinion. Also, as an added bonus to me, for some reason this filter has toned down the noise my coffee maker makes. Definitely a good buy. You won't regret it.

Great quay and price

I just bought a new Mr. Coffee and didn't want to stock paper filters for it. Nor add them to the landfill! So I shopped for a reusable filter. In the past I've owned a number of the gold-colored filters, and the gold wears off after a while--and then is it still save to use? This one offered stainless steel, so it would be dishwasher-safe, and should last a long time. No plating to wear off. Today it arrived and I tested it right away in the Mr. Coffee. First, it's sturdy, so I don't think it'll get damaged in normal use. The filter holes are quite small--smaller than on the gold-tone filters--so it does a better job of keeping sludge out of your coffee. At first glance, it looks like solid stainless steel, but when you hold it up to the light you can see the tiny holes. With these tiny holes, would it drain fast enough to keep up with the flow of hot water in the Mr. Coffee? Not to worry. It kept up with the flow just fine, and brewed an excellent pot of coffee, with plenty of flavor. Afterward, it cleaned up very easily and now it's been put away, resting inside the Mr. Coffee, ready for the next time I want to make coffee. I recommend this permanent filter, much prefer stainless steel to "gold tone", whatever that is.