Melitta Percolator Coffee Filters, White, Wrap Around, 40 count
January 4, 2010 | Posted by 
- Makes disposal and clean up easier!
- Oxygen cleansed high quality filter paper
- Case of 12 packages, each containing 40 wrap coffee filters
- Traps bitter sediments and harmful oils so all that remains is the flavor of your favorite coffee
- Manufactured in Clearwater, Florida; Melitta makes an annual donation to fund the replenishment of trees across the United States
Product Description
Specially designed to let coffee’s full flavor through while trapping bitter grounds, oils, and sediment. These filters are designed to fit all percolator baskets. For best results, use regular or percolator grind coffee only.
Melitta Percolator Coffee Filters, White, Wrap Around, 40 count
Categories: Melitta | 
Tags: Around, Coffee, count, Filters, Melitta, Percolator, White, Wrap | 
5 Comments »
I ordered the product but was shipped only 1 unit of a 12 pack. After some emails to get this fixed I finally got an email that you do not have any of this product and it is on backorder. why did you send one packet but have none of the 24 packs I ordered?
I am probably going to cancel this order. Never ordered from Amazon.com before and most likely will not ever again. Not a good experience.
Rating: 1 / 5
These are made for huge urn type coffee makers, not the everyday 4-12 cup percolator. Save your money and get the right ones at the local store.
Rating: 1 / 5
Great idea, but very difficult to use, especially when you have arthritis in your hands as I do. They tear very easily when adding coffee. They do make the coffee taste better and alot less grounds in the coffee.
Rating: 2 / 5
Amazon needs to get their collective head screwed on straight. They won’t ship coffee filters to Hawaii? This is 2008, people. Hawaii has been a state since 1959.
Thanks for nothing, Amazon.
Rating: 5 / 5
Good quality filter paper but not worth the money afterall. I found them somewhat cumbersome to lay down into the basket and they really didn’t accomplish anything that a regular pleated basket filter wouldn’t do. Just poke a hole in the basket filter and use that in your percolator basket.
Rating: 3 / 5