Reusable Coffee Filter

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• Highlights

  • Handmade
  • Save money
  • Unbleached cotton
  • Coffee tastes better as filter gets older!

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• Ingredients

  unbleached cotton thread

• Price

  • $6.00$4.50
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    Filter size:

    1 2 4 6

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• Full description

  These are reusable 100% unbleached cotton coffee filters. This coffee filter saves paper, saves money, and make a perfect cup of coffee every time.
  Use these reusable coffee filters as your regular paper filters. Very easy to use and maintain. After use, dispose of the grounds, turn inside-out, and rinse with water only; you may wish to bristle-brush the filter under water to remove the fine sediments. For best results, rinse and squeeze out before using.
  
  * Set of 1
  * Size #1, #2, #4 or #6 , please let me know which size you would like on the message to seller on the checkout
  * Used French seams for not exposing the seams.
  * 100% unbleached cotton
  * Handmade with love in USA.
  
  Size Information:
  #1 Size Filter: Fits 1 cup electric and non-electric cone coffeemakers
  #2 Size Filter: Fits 4 to 6 cup electric and 2 cup non-electric cone coffeemakers
  #4 Size Filter: Fits 8 to 12 cup electric cone coffeemakers
  #6 Size Filter: Fits 10 cup non-electric cone coffeemakers
  

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  • reusable coffee filters cotton filter cone

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Like the product, but it does require a change in how we make coffee. We use a Melitta Porcelain 6-Cup set-up that requires you to pour hot water from a kettle into the cone, where the filter rests and the coffee grounds are. Before, I could fill the cone all the way up, let it empty, fill it up again, and then I was done. Because this reusable filter is more porous, to have strong enough coffee I have to pour in smaller amounts of water more times, and usually shake the grounds into the center of the filter after the first bit drains through. If I don't do this, the coffee is way too weak. Posted by Matthew Volpi

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