Can you pour-over through a filter directly into this carafe? I have a plastic filter with long neck.
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I used a plastic coffee filter holder that held a Melitta coffee filter. The filter holder has a flat bottom that stabilizes it over the carafe. I would watch everything carefully as the carafe is not as level as I would want.
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Beats me, Jeanne, depends on what you're dealing with. This carafe has a 3" wide opening at the top, which then tapers down to the actual glass liner opening, which is 1.5 inches wide. I'm *still* trying to figure out how to clean the thing other than basically rinsing it. Bottle brush won't do it. If your filter won't do it, try a funnel with a regular coffee pot filter, and don't pour too fast... If you didn't already buy this one, don't, if you can do with a smaller one. Amazon has a ton of them. I bought this because of the size, didn't realize the cleaning problem, plus I don't care for the closure on the top. It does, however, keep my coffee hot, even overnight. Beats me, Jeanne, depends on what you're dealing with. This carafe has a 3" wide opening at the top, which then tapers down to the actual glass liner opening, which is 1.5 inches wide. I'm *still* trying to figure out how to clean the thing other than basically rinsing it. Bottle brush won't do it. If your filter won't do it, try a funnel with a regular coffee pot filter, and don't pour too fast... If you didn't already buy this one, don't, if you can do with a smaller one. Amazon has a ton of them. I bought this because of the size, didn't realize the cleaning problem, plus I don't... » Read More Beats me, Jeanne, depends on what you're dealing with. This carafe has a 3" wide opening at the top, which then tapers down to the actual glass liner opening, which is 1.5 inches wide. I'm *still* trying to figure out how to clean the thing other than basically rinsing it. Bottle brush won't do it. If your filter won't do it, try a funnel with a regular coffee pot filter, and don't pour too fast... If you didn't already buy this one, don't, if you can do with a smaller one. Amazon has a ton of them. I bought this because of the size, didn't realize the cleaning problem, plus I don't care for the closure on the top. It does, however, keep my coffee hot, even overnight. « Show Less
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just pull pot out pour and put it back quickly, the filter basket bottom is spring loaded to stop dripping when carafe is out but it can fill fast. hope you like good coffee.
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I believe the carafe cups are taller ? If so then no. You could get away with a little bit extra width but not height.
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Yes. I own the Mr. Coffee ECM160 4-Cup Steam Espresso Machine and I bought this to replace the glass carafe that came with it. However, you will not be able to put the plastic lid on it, the lid is not wide enough. This means that drops of coffee will spill around it (just a little). No big deal but I would've liked to know this before buying it. That said, I have not been able to find a better replacement than this one.
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As long as you are using a long enough cup or carafe it will not be a problem. What will be a problem is that as the coffee drips, it has a tendency to run off the side and down the plastic, so your coffee is being exposed to plastic in that way.
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Yes, or you can use it in a drip-style coffee pot like Mr. Coffee. In this case, you don't need to use a filter.
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Are you inserting the filter in a plastic filter cup or directly in the machine? We use ours in a filter cup and have never had a problem. They work great with our own ground coffee.
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Yes. You can see into the cup from the bottom of the cone while the coffee is pouring in through the filter. At least you can with the one I received.
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Yes. There is a small drip through spout on the bottom of the filter for the coffee to drip through. Hope this helps!
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Yes, you can take the carafe out to pour a cup while it's still brewing. But don't wait too long to put the carafe back in or the basket will OVERFLOW and you'll have coffee and ground flowing out the top of the basket.
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there's an outer plastic "cup" that this filter goes into. Otherwise just the filter has the coffee grounds go all over your Keurig. I got mine at Target, but I'm sure Amazon sells one. It's about $10.00,
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A carafe would not fit - it dispenses into cups by presses the lever - much better than lifting a carafe. I love my machine.
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I don't think you can. There is no place to put coffee in a filter. The basket is for chunks of chocolate that melt from the heat of the milk.
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I looked everywhere for a cloer carafe. Unbelievably, I could not find one. Ended up finding a generic replacement made by modelco, but had to adjust/cut the plastic lid to make it fit.
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Yes, you can. You don't need any specific brand filter, but you need a cone filter to keep the coffee out of the carafe.
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I don't think you can use another filter on this drip coffee maker. The special filter snaps in and is made especially for the area where coffee drips through. However, I will try using a different filter to see if it works.
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In terms of access, I just turn the Coffee maker around a little which makes it easier to pour! It's the only access on the inside of the Coffee maker for water and it's an odd shape, the other is where you put your gold filter in an area which is cone shaped! Again it makes excellent coffee, just slightly awkward to pour in the water, but not a big problem!