— Cuisinart GTF —
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Not as golden as it used to be...
It's a fine coffee filter, but not gold, which is a pity. The gold was meant to keep the filter from being tainted by off tastes: it presumably doesn't do this any more. I hope my taste buds don't notice the difference....
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Better than paper
I've had the same filter for at least 15 years--it's outlasted I don't know how many coffee makers and carafes. The secret is never to put it in the dishwasher, and use dish soap on it as seldom as possible. Clean daily (gently) with hot water and a cloth, and hand-wash with dish soap every couple of weeks.
Not for fine ground coffee!
Like any other permanent filter on the market, this requires weekly cleaning with vinegar, or other cleaner to keep build up on filter from adding bitterness to coffee. Permanent filters are also not recommended for finely ground coffee, at least not without the addition of a paper filter, preferably unbleached.
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