Customer Reviews

Coffee Filters 12 Cup (1000BUN) Category: Disposable Coffee Filters

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My husband and I are coffee lovers from way back. Once we bought a Bunn coffee pot for our home, we won't have anything else. It makes great coffee in 3 minutes flat, especially if you use Bunn filters. They fit the basket better and filter the coffee better than the other brands, but they are hard to find in the store. That's why I usually just order the box of 1,000 at a time on-line. The last time, I ordered directly from Bunn, but the price offered on Amazon.com was lower, so I said, "Why not?" and decided to give it a try. We received the same identical product but at a lower price.

Searched local stores for the correct size but none had 12 cup coffee filters and my supply was down to 5. Finally decided to try Amazon and found them. Delivery was quick and in time before I ran out.
Of course Bunn coffee filters work great and do not collapse.

The product came promptly and was just exactly as ordered. I will order from them again!

The filters say they're for a 12 cup coffeemaker but they're larger than the filters I get from the store. If you run some water on them once you place them inside the filter cone, it helps to keep them from sticking up over the top and leaning in over the grounds.

Bunn has a good coffee pot, but it is best if you use their filters.

We stood looking downward from the garage roof. At no time were we ever supposed to be there, but there we were, my friend Brian and I, staring toward our mark, 12 feet down.

Our man was tied and secured. Red yarn pilfered from my mom's sewing basket cut into short pieces made the ropes connecting man to chute. In this case, one green plastic soldier was safely attached to one white Bunn filter. Brighter than most 10 year-olds, we used hole reinforcers to diminish the risk of tearing the delicate paper.

The testing of our Gerry-rigged parachute was foregone for the greater purpose of expedient fun. Our error. The soldier dropped quickly, with little resistance provided by the coffee filter, and bounced, all the while tethered.

Kuge, Kenny Tamayama's cat, happened to be passing by. Thought he saw a mouse, I guess, and afforded the plastic soldier an ignominious dismemberment. No blood was spilt, but our soldier did not survive.

To the end met by the soldier, I said farewell with a fast salute, but could not mourn his loss. I had a 100 more just like him, each willing to serve. I am haste to also say, the filter's parachute potential merely required more R&D, and worked nicely sans cat, thinner yarn, and more connections. And now, as a coffee drinker, have found it also useful for my office coffeemaker.

--Brockeim