Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #131645 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: #4
- Color: White
- Model: 67078
- Dimensions: 4.00" h x
4.00" w x
5.00" l,
1.50 pounds
Features
- Includes 1 porcelain #4 filter cone, 1 box of #4 Beyond Gourmet 100ct. Coffee Filters
- Filter holder Brews directly into a coffee insulated server, or mug.
- Fire-proof hard porcelain construction with White finish
- Loop handle for easy placement
- Easy to Clean - Dishwasher Safe
Porcelain #4 Coffee Dripper / Filter Cone Plus a Box of 100ct. #4 Coffee Filters
Product Description
For great coffee the traditional way, This porcelain filter cone lets you brew a single cup of coffee at a time. The porcelain cone filter will fit most mugs and uses #4 paper coffee filters, to use, simply place a #4 filter in the filter top and fill with your favorite ground coffee, Pour hot water on top and let your coffee slowly drip right into your cup.and enjoy a great home brewed coffee without expensive and bulky coffee machines you will Save time, space and money, Made of porcelain won't stain or absorb food odors and tastes.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Heavy- I should have expected that
By Mark R. Nolte
The filter holder replaces a plastic item that suffered in the dishwasher. This cleans OK (no stains, so far). It fits my carafe, but the carafe lip is angled, and I worry about it getting unbalanced.Price was reasonable; not that much more than a new plastic holder. It was well packed and arrived on time.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Great Coffee Maker . . . BUT ??
By CA Yooper Guy
I really like this ceramic cone compared to the plastic ones I've owned in the past. Obviously, it works perfectly with zero moving parts. It's well designed to sit on top of every pot & mug I own.HOWEVER, with this grim news about melamine dinnerware [leaches very toxic stuff into hot food] I'm wondering about this cone, as it's obviously made in China, where they put melamine into everything [remember the babyfood scandal ?] and what they put into ceramics, who knows ?If Amazon or anyone else has any info on this question, please respond.
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