ekobrewUniversal Optional Paper Filters for Refillable K-cups for Keurig Brewers, 300 Count

Nice idea to stop the slug but rather pricey compared to regular paper coffee filters considering the are so small

My initial experience with the paper filters was not good, but I have since figured out how to use them properly and they are now functioning great.Tip: Do not shove the filter deep down into the Kcup. I was doing this at first and grinds were getting everywhere. With the Kcup lid open, gently rest the filter in the Kcup so that the lipped edges rest on the brim of the Kcup. Scoop desired amount of beans in, then press the Kcup lid down on top of the lipped edges of the filter. Doing this assures that no grinds will go behind the filter once the cup fills with water.I would suggest that Ekobrew provide some simple instructions on the usage of the filters. I know it might seem like common sense, but it isn't because you need to make sure you are forming a seal between the lid and the filters edges.

I have been using Ekobrew filters for my Ekobrew Refillable K-cups (RKs) for several years. This is the first batch of the "new" filters that I have used. Let me offer some thoughts. First off, neither these filters or the previous filters are perfect products, but I they still work very well. They are similiar in their ability to filter coffee effectively using RKs and I have never noticed any taste from the filters. The key is the difference between the two filters. The new filters are better sized for the RKs. I do not see any excess paper that extends out of the cup when folded. This also helps it settle into the cup better, which does three things: 1) it is faster to use, 2) does not require your fingers to touch the inside of the filter, and 3) gives you a more consistent fill (same amount of coffee grind in each cup). The one negative consequence is that it is more difficult to empty the filter from the RKs as they tend to settle during use. It's a perfectly acceptable trade off i my opinion.

item showed up with 2- 100 count boxes should have been 300 count total missing 100 filters

Just received this and I use it with an Ekobrew Stainless reuseable K Cup. The filter material is quality but the lid to the stainless cup doesn't close completely with the filter and so a bit of liquid drips as coffee is dispensed. Makes clean up a bit of a hassleUPDATE - I am now pushing the filter down a bit more into the steel cup and the dripping has stopped and less grounds in cup.

Did not receive full order. Only received 200 filters.

The description says 300 count and I've only been sent 200, I've tried to contact someone but the only option that I'm given is to return or exchange it....very disappointed this has happened twice now...

THESE FILTERS ARE THE OLD SIZE, PRIOR TO JAN 1, 2016 THAT MANY PEOPLE OBJECTED TO AS BEING TOO LARGE AND DIFFICULT TO INSERT INTO THE EKOBREW STAINLESS OR PLASTIC CUPS. I WOULD NOT CARE FOR THESE FILTERS EXCEPT THAT I FASHIONED AN INSERTION TOOL OUT OF A WOODEN DOWL AND WITH THIS I CAN FULLY INSERT 15 TO 20 OF THESE FILTERS INTO CUPS IN UNDER 5 MINUTES. I HAVE NOT TRIED THE NEW SMALLER SIZE FILTERS BUT ORDERED 300 OF THESE TODAY. I WENT WILD WHEN THE PRICE OF THE OLD SIZE FILTERS HAD DROPPED TO $10 FOR 300 AND HAVE ENOUGH SUPPLY FOR SEVERAL YEARS. I MAKE UP APPROXIMATELY 40 EKOBREW CUPS PER WEEK USING THE STAINLESS VERSION.