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Cuisinart GTF Gold Tone Filter
Price : $20.00 $0.01
Features
: - Permanent gold-tone filter
- Helps provide full-flavored coffee
- For use with DCC-100, DCC-900, DCC-1000, DCC-1200, and DGB-300 Series coffee makers
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Permanent gold-tone filter for use in the DCC-100, DCC-900, DCC-1000, DCC-1200, and DGB-300 series coffee makers by Cuisinart.
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Medelco #4 Cone Permanent Coffee Filter
Price : $12.99 $0.01
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: - Made from Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
- For use all coffee makers using #4 cone filters.
- Dishwasher Safe
- Stainless steel mesh filters grounds, not flavor!
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Medelco permanent filters are made from high-quality surgical grade stainless steel. Dishwasher safe , our #4 cone filters are designed to work with every coffee maker using standard #4 cone filters. A great alternative to paper filters. Each comes with a 5 year manufacturer warranty.
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Aeropress Stainless Steel Coffee Filter
Price : $15.99
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: - Fans of Aeropress: this is a reusable stainless steel filter which replaces the need for the paper filters
- Sized for the Aerobie Aeropress coffee
- Be green and use this metal disk in place of disposable paper filters
- Unlike paper filters, this disk lets oils flow through which enhance taste
- Made in the USA
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The DISK coffee filter is a stainless steel filter designed for use in the Aeropress coffee maker. Made in USA.
This reusable stainless steel filter disk eliminates the need for costly paper filter replacements when using the Aeropress.
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Cuisinart GTF-B Gold Tone Coffee Filter
Price : $20.00 $0.01
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: - For use with DGB-500, DGB-600 Series
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Gold tone cupcake filter
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Cuisinart GTF-4 Gold Tone Filter for Cuisinart 4-Cup Coffeemakers, Gold/Black
Price : $18.00 $4.99
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: - Easy to Clean
- Eliminate need for Costly paper filters
- Fit Cuisinart 4-cup coffeemakers
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Cuisinart Gold Tone 4-Cup Replacement Filter made specifically for Cuisinart 4-cup coffeemakers. Easy to use and easy to clean, eliminate the need for costly paper filters.
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Questions & Answers
Question : does wal mart in ware massachusetts have gold coffee filters?
they are also called permanent coffee filters
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The gold coffee filters (there are several kinds of permanent coffee filters, hemp being the best) come from a Swiss company, so I doubt wall-mart would have them, mainly because everything in wall-mart comes from China. I also doubt they would carry anything that would keep you from coming back.
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Question : Coffee Filter baskets?
I don't understand that concept of a permanent coffee filter basket if you have to buy paper coffee filters anyway. I just bought a 4 cup Mr. Coffee Coffee pot and it has a permanent filter basket but in the picture and in the instructions it tells you to use paper filters. Anyone with an answer? Thanks.
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You do not need paper with a permanent filter. Likely the instruction manual is older or covers models not equipped with the special filter.
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Question : Can you help out, don't have the necessary materials?
I don't have the material, but this is a very simple lab, if you will, please help.Thanks in advance. You should know I'm not taking advantage of anyone, maybe just the first part that I can't do without the materials. Materialsseveral black pens of different types: felt tippermanent penroller balletc. 2.0 mL water2.0 mL rubbing alcohol 2 coffee filterssmall glass or paper cupProcedureYou may print this procedure out from Adobe if you wish: chrom.pdfCut out a rectangular piece of filter paper 2 inches x 3 inches as shown in the picture to the right. Save the leftover parts of the filter paper. Cut a piece the same size from the second piece of filter paper. Gather an assortment of black pens. Try to find several different types: water soluble, permanent (Sharpie), felt tipped, roller.On each of the papers, draw a pencil line 2 cm from one of the short sides of the paper. See the diagram below. Mark an X on the line for each of the pens. Dot each pen on a separate X several times. See the picture to the left. Give each of your pens a number and then, on the filter paper, number your X's with a pencil. I used five pens in my example; you will want at least three pens. Don't let your marks be too close together, they will run together. Cut a piece of your extra filter paper to put other marks on that did not fit on this paper. Pour the water into a small glass or paper cup. Place the filter paper into the cup so the end with the dots is closest to the water. Make sure the dots are not in the water!! Observe the dots as the water is soaked up by the filter paper. Don't let the water reach the top of the paper. Set the paper out to dry. Prepare the second piece of filter paper the same as the first. Pour the water out of the cup and dry it well. Repeat step 6 using rubbing alcohol in place of the water. **Again, be sure that the dots of ink are not touching the alcohol!!**Observe the dots as the alcohol is soaked up by the filter paper. Don't let the alcohol reach the top of the paper. Set the paper out to dry. ObservationsCreate a Word document. Copy and paste these into your word document and type in your observations.Pen 1: Type— (example: Crayola watercolor) Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—Pen 2: Type—Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—Pen 3: Type—Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—Pen 4: Type—Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—Pen 5: Type—Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—AnalysisAnswer the following questions under your observations in the Word document you have created. Save as a .rtf file.Answer the following questions using resources if necessary.The ink in a pen is an elementa compounda mixture The water used in the experiment is an elementa compounda mixture The alcohol used in the experiment is an elementa compounda mixture Pick the ink that spread the best in the water. Find the ink that spread the best in the alcohol. Were these inks from the same pen? List the colors you see in each of the spots you picked in number one. Find pen number one on each of the sheets. Compare the colors on each of the sheets when this ink spread out. Why were you directed to make your line and your X's with a pencil? The water is called a solvent because it dissolves substances. The alcohol is also a solvent. Which seemed to dissolve (spread out) the ink more completely? Alcohol and water are chemical compounds (molecules) made up of atoms. From your answer to number 5, does alcohol or water have more attraction to the inks you chose? You are analyzing a lake that has a large amount of pollution. You notice a substance floating on top. You want to know if this is a mixture of substances, or a compound. How would you go about finding out this information?
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You "don't have the material"? If you own a computer, then you presumably have a home with cups and water, and can afford to go to the supermarket to buy some pens, rubbing alcohol, and coffee filters.Are you really expecting some total stranger on the internet to gather all of these things for you, do your science project for you, report back truthful results...and do it all for free?
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Question : Can I use a permanent coffee filter with a Bunn Coffee Maker?
I would like to avoid using reusable filters and since I hear that Bunn filters are "different" I am wondering if I can just use any permanent filter.If you know of a permanent filter that works could you please provide a link to it?Thanks!
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Goodman's carries a full line of coffee filters, cone, permanent, gold and paper types for many brand of coffeemakers including Braun, Bunn, Cuisinart, Krups and more.http://www.goodmans.net/get_list_474.htm
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Question : Chemistry Lab, NEED HELP!?
I'm doing this lab for Chemistry and I have NO materials. Can someone help or tell me wht'll happen with this procedure?Chromatography: Separating MixturesIntroduction:Magic marker inks are often mixtures of several compounds. Paper chromatography is a common method of separating various components of a mixture. After separation, you can observe the different colors that make up a particular color of magic marker ink. You can also calculate a ratio Rf, which compares how far each compound traveled to how far each solvent (substance that dissolves another substance) traveled during the experiment.Rf = Ds/DfDs = Distance traveled by the compoundDf = Distance traveled by the solventMaterials:coffee filter, tape, rubbing alcohol, water, 3 different color magic markers (not permanent); 3 identical tall, narrow drinking glasses; metric ruler, 3 pencilsProcedure: 1.Cut 3 strips of coffee filter. Be sure that the strips are much narrower and slightly taller than the drinking glasses.2.In the center the strips, about 3 cm from one end, place a dot of the marker to be tested. The dots should be about 0.2 cm in diameter and dark enough to be clearly visible.3.Place about 2 cm of water in each glass.4.Tape the unmarked end of each strip to the center of a pencil so that the strip hangs down when the pencil is held horizontally.5.Carefully insert the strips into the glasses, dotted end down. The dot must be above the water, and the sides of the coffee filters cannot touch the sides of the glasses.6.Let the setup stand for 20 minutes. Follow procedure 8 as your setup stands.7.Record your observations after 20 minutes in the table below. Measure Df (in cm) for the solvent. Measure the Ds (in cm) for each color that you see on the coffee filter (there may not be three). Calculate the Rf for each color using the equation in the Introduction section. 8.Repeat steps 1–7, except place about 2 cm of rubbing alcohol in each glass instead of water.9.Clean up your work area.Data:Marker Color _______________ _________________ __________________Solvent: Df Colors Ds Rf Df Colors Ds Rf Df Colors Ds RfWater ___ _____ ___ ___ ___ _____ ___ ___ ___ _____ ___ ___Solvent: Df Colors Ds Rf Df Colors Ds Rf Df Colors Ds RfRubbing ___ _____ ___ ___ ___ _____ ___ ___ ___ _____ ___ ___Alcohol
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the marker dots will travel up the coffee filter, and some colors may separate, such as purple separating into red and blue, etc, but you cannot know these exact measurements without conducting the experiment. Is there someone else in your class who you can borrow the materials from? Measure the distance from the original line where you drew the dots to the new location of the dots. The water and alcohol may have different measurements, but the ratios should be consistent.
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Question : how can I do this? see details please, thanks!?
b.Cut a strip of paper from a coffee filter (or a paper towel if a coffee filter is not available) 2 cm wide and 10 cm long. Draw a line across the strip 1 cm from one end with a lead pencil. Touch the middle of the line with the tip of a felt-tip pen with black ink. Unbend a paper clip and put it across the top of a water glass. Hang the strip of paper over the paper clip and add sufficient water to the glass so that the tip of the strip nearest the spot of ink is just touching the surface of the water. Observe and label the strip after two minutes and after 15 minutes and after 30 minutes. Do not use permanent markers. Repeat with another color marker. Mail in your strips.Thanks Gracias
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your question contains full instructions apart from the address to send your completed experiment to
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Question : Does the Russell Hobbs Black digital Coffee Maker have a permanent filter.?
or do i have to buy paper filters everytime i use the machine
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Russell Hobbs Black Digital Coffee maker comes with a washable filter as indicated in the product guide (see resource below). You could also learn to make Turkish coffee and avoid all the possible problems with coffee makers: http://www.yummy-coffee-and-food.com/hot-coffee-at-home.html
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Question : Can you help, don't have the necessary materials?!?
I don't have the materials, but this is a very simple lab, if you will, please help.Thanks in advance. You should know I'm not taking advantage of anyone, maybe just the first part that I can't do without the materials. Materialsseveral black pens of different types: felt tippermanent penroller balletc. 2.0 mL water2.0 mL rubbing alcohol 2 coffee filterssmall glass or paper cupProcedureYou may print this procedure out from Adobe if you wish: chrom.pdfCut out a rectangular piece of filter paper 2 inches x 3 inches as shown in the picture to the right. Save the leftover parts of the filter paper. Cut a piece the same size from the second piece of filter paper. Gather an assortment of black pens. Try to find several different types: water soluble, permanent (Sharpie), felt tipped, roller.On each of the papers, draw a pencil line 2 cm from one of the short sides of the paper. See the diagram below. Mark an X on the line for each of the pens. Dot each pen on a separate X several times. See the picture to the left. Give each of your pens a number and then, on the filter paper, number your X's with a pencil. I used five pens in my example; you will want at least three pens. Don't let your marks be too close together, they will run together. Cut a piece of your extra filter paper to put other marks on that did not fit on this paper. Pour the water into a small glass or paper cup. Place the filter paper into the cup so the end with the dots is closest to the water. Make sure the dots are not in the water!! Observe the dots as the water is soaked up by the filter paper. Don't let the water reach the top of the paper. Set the paper out to dry. Prepare the second piece of filter paper the same as the first. Pour the water out of the cup and dry it well. Repeat step 6 using rubbing alcohol in place of the water. **Again, be sure that the dots of ink are not touching the alcohol!!**Observe the dots as the alcohol is soaked up by the filter paper. Don't let the alcohol reach the top of the paper. Set the paper out to dry. ObservationsCreate a Word document. Copy and paste these into your word document and type in your observations.Pen 1: Type— (example: Crayola watercolor) Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—Pen 2: Type—Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—Pen 3: Type—Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—Pen 4: Type—Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—Pen 5: Type—Results with: Alcohol—Results with: Water—AnalysisAnswer the following questions under your observations in the Word document you have created. Save as a .rtf file.Answer the following questions using resources if necessary.The ink in a pen is an elementa compounda mixture The water used in the experiment is an elementa compounda mixture The alcohol used in the experiment is an elementa compounda mixture Pick the ink that spread the best in the water. Find the ink that spread the best in the alcohol. Were these inks from the same pen? List the colors you see in each of the spots you picked in number one. Find pen number one on each of the sheets. Compare the colors on each of the sheets when this ink spread out. Why were you directed to make your line and your X's with a pencil? The water is called a solvent because it dissolves substances. The alcohol is also a solvent. Which seemed to dissolve (spread out) the ink more completely? Alcohol and water are chemical compounds (molecules) made up of atoms. From your answer to number 5, does alcohol or water have more attraction to the inks you chose? You are analyzing a lake that has a large amount of pollution. You notice a substance floating on top. You want to know if this is a mixture of substances, or a compound. How would you go about finding out this information?
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I don't see a question. Are you asking where you can get the materials? Did you just arrive here from another planet? All those materials are easy to find. You probably have all of them in you home. If not, look in Dollar store, grocery store or drug store.
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Question : DIY where can I buy Ultra Fine Stainless Steel Mesh(u.s. only)?
I want to make custom air filters for my pc and intend to use ultra fine mesh. I cannot find it at hardware stores- and really don't know another place to look. I can only find products that contain it, or for sale in bulk from china. I'm looking to get maybe 1x1m. ultra fine mesh has less then 1mm opening (the kind found in permanent coffee filters). I know of other diy methods for air filtering computers, I'm not interested. maybe there are other names for the material that might help me find it? Thanks for your help!
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Have you searched online for "stainless steel mesh filter"? There seems to be a lot of suppliers in the US
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Question : DeLonghi Combi Coffee Maker BC0261 - filters?
Does the above mentioned coffee maker use paper or permanent filters?Thanks
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it comes with a permanent filter, which is standard size and can be used or not. i'd recommend using paper filters, for a better flavor coffee, but if you run out, you always have the permanent one as a back up.
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