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Your cart is empty.More convenient and economic! Perma-Brew 3 Year Re-useable Coffee Filters offer solutions to the world's most common coffee-related problems. Always ready to use: No more running out of filters! Ecologically sound: No more daily filter disposal! Easy to fill: No more trying to separate a single filter from a stack of paper filters! The filters' rigid shape makes them easier to fill with coffee and easier to insert in the coffeemaker than paper filters. Fits coffeemakers using 3 ½” disk filters or wraparound filters including 7 to 14 cup electric percolators and stovetop percolators, and 8, 10 and 12 cup Norelco original Dial-A-Brew models. They feature micro-fine filter openings which retain coffee sediment while flavor and aromatic components pass through for optimum extraction and "fresh brewed" taste. Dishwasher safe and will fit most coffeemakers that use disk or wrap-around percolator filters, including electric and stovetop percolators. Good for the environment and good for your wallet!
David Beeman
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
Fail! Complete failure. 7 tablespoons of coffee, that's all out will hold so unless you like your coffee extra weak, it fails. I use a 12 cup Presto electric Percolator, 02815.Easier clean up, nope! Coffee grinds everywhere, open top basket design is a failure. Taste, still weak, so still a failure. Don't waste your money.
Sonia dubois
Reviewed in Mexico on August 16, 2024
Cumple su función
Cliente Kindle
Reviewed in Mexico on July 22, 2024
Me gustó mucho, hace muy fácil el lavado de la cafetera !Lo recomiendo ampliamente 👌🏻
Lisa
Reviewed in Canada on June 28, 2024
I find it works fine for me in my electric percolator. It is small and other reviews say it’s too small, this would be true if you like very strong coffee or espresso.
IGrowGreen
Reviewed in Canada on December 6, 2024
Does not fit in the Colleti hopper because the filter is too tall. Also it's circumference is DISGRACEFULLY inadequate to have been suggested as an add on to a 12C perk. Very disappointed.Other than that it's great, I'm sure.
Chemigirl
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2023
I recently bought this re-usable coffee filter because of the rising cost of paper disk coffee filters. I have a Presto 12-cup percolator coffee maker, and this re-usable filter fit inside the metal basket just fine. It made a great cup of coffee and there was minimal if any coffee grounds in the bottom of the pot! My only problem with this product is that it is SMALL. I can easily make up to 6 cups of coffee in my percolator using this filter, but it will definitely not hold enough ground coffee to make 12 cups. I do plan to keep this product since I usually make 4-6 cups of coffee at a time, but please note the small size.
Larry P
Reviewed in Canada on April 7, 2020
I use a perk always and had been using cut out napkin paper to filter inside the perk basket.This filter fits into the basket now and is a great pleasure to use. Not only does it work effectively,it allows for efficient use of the coffee. The straining value allows the hot water to really get atthe coffee grounds and adds I would speculate some 25% more coffee for the perk. Easy to clean,easy to dispose of old grounds, easy to add to and re-perk, wonderful. Hope it lasts for years asadvertised. Great price for a great product. Thanks Larry Perry
RJ
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2012
I have a Presto 02822, which is an unusually tiny 6-cup model percolator. I've looked and looked, and this is the nearest-sized permanent filter I could find. It works perfectly - not a single lost ground in the whole pot, and the coffee comes up darker than I've ever been able to achieve with paper filters. To get here, though, I had to make some modifications. If you also own a Presto 6-cup and can't find a permanent filter, I'll tell you what I did to make this one work.The filter's plastic upper rim was flared just a bit too much at the top and the stem was about half an inch too high. Using some sturdy scissors ("penny cutters"), I carefully clipped most of the rim off up top, leaving only a thin band of the brown plastic. I then used a pair of diagonal cutters to trim a half-inch off the stem. After that, it fit perfectly in the basket and performed excellently, as I mentioned earlier.To me, it was worth voiding the warranty to have this filter in place. The filter gets a full five stars from me for its performance, because it isn't Tops' fault that my percolator is odd-sized. If you can find a more suitable filter for the Presto 6-cup, you're a better shopper than me, but at least now you know that this one can be made to work.
R. Hebshie
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2011
I have the Farberware Yosemite 8 cup stove top percolator and have been using it and this filter for more than a month. Thus far, it's an excellent replacement for messy paper filter discs. Even better, it has done a flawless job of keeping coffee grounds out of the final brew. I noticed at least one review with a complaint about this filter not doing the job and I find that to be truly unbelievable. If you have a typical stove top percolator in the 10 cups or less range (and you know how to use it) then this filter is a no-brainer. I am not using any special grind of coffee nor do I have to run the metal percolator basket under water first. I get identical and flawless results with both coarse and fine bean grinds. Fill the filter with the appropriate amount of ground coffee, drop it into the percolator basket and cover with the basket cover. That's it. It cleans up in a snap, is as pure white as the day it arrived and is well-made for a very reasonable price.BREW TIP: I like a strong brew and have found a CUPS+2 formula works great. I use an ordinary teaspoon from my kitchen flatware. Example: if you fill the percolator with water up to the 6 cup mark then you would add 6+2 heaping teaspoons of ground coffee to the filter. That's 8 teaspoons for the math challenged. Subtract 1 or 2 teaspoons for a less hearty brew.FILLING TIP: The central cylinder on this filter is open at the top and bottom so that it can drop into a variety of percolator baskets. It resides in an already tight space and can make adding ground coffee to the filter a bit awkward. I avoid waste, odd teaspoon angling (and the cute, little counter mound that forms from the grinds that fall through the cylinder hole) with an ordinary marble. Use it to cover the cylinder hole, drop your ground coffee directly over it and remove the marble before you drop the filter into the percolator basket. It's bigger than the hole but small enough that it acts as a perfect dispersion tool for the grounds. A spherical bead or similar object works just as well.Happy brewing!
Fred 123
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2011
UPDATE 10/13/2012: For those who are really put off by the size and effectiveness of this filter, I found a way to get an absolutely great tasting cup of java. Simply, brew the grounds in the percolator WITHOUT A FILTER, then sit the filter on top of your coffee mug (I have a 12 oz mug I got from here and the filter fits perfectly on it, just barely going down a little into the cup) and pour the brew thru the filter. It collects loose grounds and "sludge", and I read on one website, where it should also filter out the elements that might cause elevated blood pressure....according to a study at the website from (I believe) the University of Pennsylvania.After reading the reviews I did expect a small filter BUT this critter is teenie tiny! There is about an 1/8 inch gap between the filter and the basket in my 12 cup Presto percolator. If you use 3 heaping Tbps of coarse grounds, you can get some really good tasting coffee.Fortunately, I fix coffee only for myself and usually use only 3 (6 ounce) cups at a time. I do not believe you could make more than 5 cups of java at a time.It has its drawbacks (it takes a little extra time to clean in addition to being tiny) but the taste of the coffee (versus using a paper filter) is well worth it.UPDATE 11/17/2011: Normally, i use the coarse grind with my Presto percolator but I tried fine grind using this filter and it was great! I used the regular, paper disc filter also, and noticed a major difference....this filter produced the best taste by far.
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