4 Cup Reusable Filter Basket With Closed Bottom Fits MrCoffee Coffee Maker and Brewer - Permanent Filter Replacement Compatible With Mr Coffee Gold Basket-Style Filters 1-Pack

I’m a jeweler. My ultrasonic uses a modified filter basket similar to this one to catch diamonds or other stones if they fall out of jewelry during cleaning. I replaced my old worn out basket with this one. It works perfectly and costs less than the customized version that came with my machine. I’m very satisfied with this product. It is professional manufacturing quality.

The filter that came with the small coffee pot got accidentally tossed out. These fit my 4-5 cup coffee maker perfect. Love the handle on the basket for easy removal. Simple to clean. Good quality.

Exactly what was looking for. I do NOT have a Mr Coffee. I have the cheap Walmart brand coffeemaker and it works perfect.

Excellent quality, never have to run out of paper filters again. Works great, rinse out and done.

I bought this for a 5-cup Mr. Coffee because regular-sized paper filters kept spilling over and leaving grounds in the carafe. I thought it looked too small, but it fits and works perfectly. The handle is somewhat useless because by design it falls down into the grounds, so if you touch it, your fingers get just as messy (or even more so) than if you just grab the side of the filter to pull it out. Absolutely better than paper filters that leave a mess.

Works perfectly. Good buy.

Works fine with my My Coffee pot.

It's a good filter except the bottom is solid, so the sludge on the bottom goes into your coffee. Yuck. I'm going to buy one with a mesh bottom, they deliver a much better cup of coffee.

The water runs through the screen so fast that the coffee is weak. The answer is to use more coffee and the screen holes will gradually narrow with use. I also used left over paper filters inside it to slow the flow. Counter-productive? Yes, but it works.

I needed a another permanent filter replacement for my current 4-cup coffee maker and this was the only one I could find. I did read that it was a solid bottom but it otherwise looked similar to the one I had and featured a convenient looking fold up handle for easier removal. Unfortunately, when it arrived the folding handle feature at the top made it too wide to fit into my coffee maker basket and the bottom of the filter is indeed solid without any hole in it for coffee to drip down. My current one has a logical mesh bottom to allow the coffee to filter through and drip down into the coffee pot, but unfortunately over the many years of use developed a tear in the mesh.Even if the solid bottomed one were to have fit, how does the coffee filter through and down without overflowing? Perhaps it was just incompatible with my drip coffeemaker. I returned it.

I made a mistake to buy it ... amazon is asking more than half the price for return postage fee. It is small and very cheap quality but expensive...

I must have missed the part about a solid bottom. Caused a big messwhen the coffee water mix backed up qnd overflowed