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Question: What type of filter does this use? I can't find any that will fit it.
Document: OK, for the money, it's a nice little functional coffee maker. I just have two issues with Hamilton Beach. A little 12" plug-in cord... Really? Can't you spring for more than that? Issue #2: I have to place the coffee maker on an 11/2" cutting board so that average size styrofoam cups can fit underneath the spout to get hot coffee once it is made. Disappointing.
I ordered this for our church, we use it every Sunday. It seems to perform well, however we have found alot of grounds getting into the coffee, don't know if the holes in the filter are too big, or what the problem it. Has anyone else had this problem, and what can be done about it? Are there filters you can buy to put in, or another filter basket?
I use this urn for our senior citizen meetings and find it very good and easy to clean, and it makes great coffee,too.
Perfect size for our meeting of 50. Just make sure to use coffee ground cource for percolators or else will go through filter basket provided. Kept hot for hours as promised.
I host a Christmas Party for 100+ guests every year and was sick of making multiple pots of coffee so I decided to buy an urn. There were several to choose from but I chose Hamilton Beach because of its reputation. It was fabulous! This coffee urn was sturdy and very nice looking. More importantly it was incredibly easy to use and clean. I highly recommend this urn and for the price you can't beat it.
We purchased this coffee maker to use for a large group meeting (as one would expect with this size) and were surprised to find that the cord was about 18 inches long. The person making the coffee the first time with this urn improvised by using an extension cord normally used by the church's janitor for heavy equipment. The coffee maker works fine, but unless you're going to place it within inches of an outlet, be aware that you'll need to buy an extension cord.
Everything worked fine! This makes coffee very quickly, and is a perfect fit for where it is now.
I believe this urn will accommodate that.If you have been researching many coffee urns, and going crazy trying to make your decision, as I was, I believe you can't go wrong with this one!
The screws that hold the base to the well fell out as soon as I took it out of the box. I found some other screws around the house that worked. (I was going to return it the day I received it, but I did find the other screws.) The screws that fell out were not even the right size for the holes. What a pain in the ***!
Purchasing from Amazon the price was right, the shipping was prompt, and the delivery was on time.Based on my experience up to this point in time, I recommend this Hamilton Beach product, and the services of Amazon.com. Should I find that I need another such coffee urn, I will be looking for Hamilton Beach.
Answer: This Hamilton Beach coffee maker does not normally use a filter.  It is a percolator, not a drip machine, and the metal basket into which the coffee grounds are put serves as the filter as the hot water comes up through the center tube and percs out over the grounds, dripping back into the water supply, gradually attaining the flavor you are looking for as it leaches through the fresh grounds.  I have heard of paper filters being modified to use in coffee makers such as this, but personally, I think it is a waste of time, energy and resources to do so.  Incidentally, this HB unit is an outstanding, durable, long-life unit which also works well for heating water for tea, hot chocolate, or instant coffee, as well as being a great unit for heating apple cider during the hot cider season.  (Don't forget to drop a couple of fresh cloves cloves into your pot of cider for a delightfully delicious and aromatic holiday time beverage.