If You Care Unbleached Coffee Filters, #4 - Pack of 100 – Cone Shaped, All Natural, Biodegradable, Compostable, Chlorine Free

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Myles Meyers

| Jul 25, 2020

UPDATE

If you fold at the seam and follow the instructions, these will not leak. **Sorry about that, I made a mistake. My haste caused me to make a mistake. I hope I did not mislead anyone.

Noemi Huber

| Jul 08, 2021

The following is a true When I went for an annual physical a decade ago, my cholesterol count was at an all-time high. In talking to my doctor on the phone, he asked whether I used perforated coffee filters to make coffee at home The perforations). They forced me to quit, so I did. The amount of cholesterol in my body dropped. If You Care's unbleached, 100% organic cotton napkins will really make you smile Filters with a natural #4 cone are my favorites To those who do not The perforated filter for coffee. that they're biodegradable, compostable, and responsibly sourced is great, but what I really love about them is that they're tasteless, they never tear, and they produce strong, rich coffee that lets the flavor of the bean shine. It's just the best of the best It is a top-notch product just like the ones you see on TV, and it has a terrific value at this low price. (Has this review been You can tell me if any of this is helpful by clicking "Helpful. ". We wish you a great day!.

Zahra Bauer

| Nov 19, 2020

This has been my first purchase of coffee filters for a few days, enough time to get an idea of their quality. These are very delicate, and reports of them falling apart are accurate. Not simply recommending that you fold along the seam, but actually doing so is necessary. I never had a problem with the filter if I followed the steps correctly. It is clear to me that missteps could result in grounds in your morning coffee based on how easily the filter broke when I took it out of my Melita after brewing. I added time to my routine so that I could handle the filter with the care it required. It is not the responsibility of the coffee shop or its employee to find a solution to this problem In my opinion, it should be more durable since it's made by a maker. There is perhaps a more important consideration here the taste of the filter. You will never be entirely able to escape the taste of your paper in filter brewing, but with the "If You Care" filter, it was quite strong. There was a strong flavor of cardboard and paper shopping bags together with a little sweetness in the smell. The delicate flavors that came through when I used different filters were dulled more. As I tested repeatedly washing the filter and tasting the rinses, the taste of the water was still more potent overall after three washes. I do not have the time to give this filter multiple rinses, and if I do I risk damaging the delicate paper further. To explain why I did not give it a one-star rating, I'll first give it its defense I give it a star because it delivers what it promises. It provides some reassurance to be conscious of this. It is crucial. they are fleeting moments, and you are left with a cup of coffee that you would have been better off It must have taken those beans a long way to reach you if you're anything like me It is as much a waste to make mediocre coffee with them as it is anything else. The odds of me buying them again are slim. A compostable product is a decent product for someone who places a high value on it. It does work for that person. However, you will not gain convenience in handling and won't be able to savor the flavor of the.

Dane PARKINSON

| Feb 08, 2021

My Ninja Coffee Bar has been modified to include these filters as a replacement for the permanent Using a permanent filter in my coffee causes sediment and grounds to accumulate inside the chamber. The coffee I have been drinking with these filters has not been tainted with sediment or grounds halfway through the box. Purchasing more will be on my list of priorities. The fact that I can toss these and other such items in my garden, along with my used coffee grounds, is nice to me, even though I don't compost. This is a really.

Alia Gould

| Sep 28, 2020

There may have been three or four Every box of Melita I've used leaks 4 out of 6, which is the same as my experience with every box of Melita I've I might be swayed by the fact that I pour over my They are easy to open because they have a tab on the side. My personal preference is not to compost (I purchased the boxes because they said they were chlorine-free and renewable) but if anyone is buying these to compost, there are contradictory claims on the front and back of the box which did not explain the process The attached photos are in PDF format.

Mordechai Pham

| Nov 08, 2020

You can find some pretty good products under the "If You Care" brand. My favorite portions are the unbleached, chlorine-free ones that I buy as often as I can. In addition to using the #4 coffee filter in a typical brew system, they also work great in a pour over style of brewing. It had worked for me in the earlier case, but I discovered that if I squeezed out the last of the liquid from the coffee grounds with my hand, the seam was prone to tear. The majority of people probably wouldn't receive this as they would usually use a machine for dripping coffee. However, have this in mind that might be useful if you have to use your hands to pour hot water over ground coffee. You can throw all your coffee grounds into your compost bin after you've made it.

They seem to make their products well. Since I am not without fault in how I treat the environment, I prefer their products to the usual beached or plastic-laden item whenever possible. Though I can do a lot better in protecting the setting, I appreciate knowing that there are companies creating products that help us to have minimal environmental impact.

Emmalynn Golden

| Mar 26, 2021