BUNN BCF100-B 100-Count Basket Filter

This is the only filter to use with your Bunn 10-cup pourover coffee brewer. The store-brands and the Mr. Coffee brand filters are not tall enough to properly contain the grounds in the basket, due to the superior sprayer nozzle found on the Bunn coffee brewers.

Because I can't find Bunn filters at any of my local stores, I've tried several other brands - trying to find one that would adequately replace the Bunn filter. My final conclusion - there aren't any.

Aside from the fact that some other coffee filters leave a papery taste in your coffee, there's another important reason to get these filters. Bunn coffee brewers can brew a whole pot of coffee in 3 minutes. To do this, they need to push a large amount of water through the grounds in a short period of time. Other coffee filters were not designed to support this high flow-rate. With filters like Mr. Coffee, my Bunn's filter basket will occasionally overflow during the brew process - spilling coffee and grounds all over my counter. Other brands are too short and grounds manage to get over the filter, and then down into the coffee pot.

If you have a Bunn coffee maker, then you *need* Bunn filters.

Tip for Canadians: You can buy coffee filters at your local Tim Hortons - they say Tim Horton's brand, but they are made by Bunn for Tim Hortons! I found this out the last time I was in Canada visiting family... good to know if you can't find these elsewhere.

If you own a Bunn coffee maker, then you either love it or hate it. The difference is likely due to the coffee filters you use. You *must* use Bunn brand filters for any of their 10 cup brewing machines. Here's why:

-These 2.75 x 3" filters are uniquely designed for Bunn machines. They are almost 10% taller than other filters. If you try brewing coffee w/ another brand of filter (which is shorter), you will probably end up w/ filter overflow and nasty grounds in your coffee. Which is what some people don't understand when they complain of coffee grounds in their mug.
-In addition, these filters are made from "special paper grade...[for] optimum extraction of coffee's taste" and are "oxygen processed for better coffee flavor."

I don't think they cost significantly more than other filters and are well worth buying. In fact, I will never use anything else in my Bunn BT10-B. However, they can be difficult to find in most grocery stores. I have found filters at St@pl&s and T@rg&t. And, of course, here at Amazon.com!

Living in a rural Oregon community there are no filters like this to be purchased anywhere within a 40 mile radius so I was happy to find them at such a great price here. I can't live without my Bunn coffee maker and it can't live without it's proper filters.

Everyone is right of course, these are the best filters to use in your bunn. But the cost here, surprisingly, is three times the price at Wal-Mart at only $1.00 per box. Been buying them there for years. Sorry Amazon, you usually have the best price on everything and I always check here before I buy ANYTHING, but this time you're outdone.

BUNN BCF100-B 100-Count Basket Filter Although this is a specialized filter, it is barely tall enough for the BUNN coffee pot

They are Bunn coffee filters, nothing exciting! They are much cheaper at Walmart however!

It fits the bunn machine. Fits it perfectly....because it is a filter made for the Bunn machine.

I got these filters because I have a Bunn coffeemaker. The coffeemaker causes the coffee to spill over grocery store filters. This filter is taller and I thought it would take care of the problem but I still have to use a filter on top of the grounds to cut down on the mess. Sometimes this works, sometimes not. Not sure what can be done to prevent this mess but this filter is not the answer, by itself. I will buy these again, though. They are the tallest filters I have found.

This is the filter recommended for my Bunn brewer. After my initial purchase on Amazon, I discovered that these filters are also available conveniently and inexpensively at my local Wally World. So far I haven't encountered any coffee grounds in my carafe, so the filter does the job as advertised. I'd also recommend a coffee grinder that consistently grinds coffee for a drip coffee maker. I had good luck with Mr. Coffee's IDS77, which is inexpensively available from Amazon. This grinder automatically shuts off based on the amount of coffee beans and level of coarseness selected.