🔍 Chemex Bonded Filter - Circle - 100 ct - Premium Packaging: Enhance Your Brewing Experience! Review

Appears to be a thinner paper than the square filters found here: FOX PRIME Natural Bonded Pre-Folded Squares Coffee Filters (100 Filters) for Chemex, Bodum and other Precision Brewing Coffee Makers with free FOXGALLERY coffee guide . Maybe they're exactly the same, but I noticed a difference in features. They tear when I wring them out if I'm not careful, and they tend to stick to the neck of the Chimex pot unless I put extra layers of them around the rim. In this case, air escapes from the…

I use these coffee filters with my LePrem. I'm sure those who use it know to rinse before use. I put the filter, rinse it with hot water from the tap (it also heats the glass), drain the water, put the soil in the filter, pour the soil with boiling water. pretty easy stuff here, even a rocket scientist can figure it out. The trick is to flush the filter, which will remove any paper dust that may be present. I'm sure I'm using more bases than necessary, but that's the great thing about these…

If you are wondering why spend extra money on coffee filters, let me tell you that these filters are much stronger and have a finer grain structure. "then a medium filter. They are also oxygen bleached (not chlorine bleached) which is better for your health and coffee flavor. They are also shaped to fit perfectly with Chemex and have no seams and yes, if you trying to pour water on it Improper filter is important as poorly fitting filters will make it difficult for the water to flow through the

Overall the product does a good job of filtering out the grounds and makes a decent cup of coffee. However, compared to other coffee filters I've used, I find this one filters out more oil and coffee aroma. I'm not sure if it's because the side of the cone is tri-folded (and the other side of the cone is a layer to create a cone shape from a circle). A good alternative I've found is from the same brand but these are brown paper filters that fold up but don't have the 3-ply design. Materials to…

The filters in this paper box are completely exposed. They are "fixed" only by the tongue that holds the hinged lid. Can be opened and closed easily without leaving any marks. Naked filters just lie in the box. No protection from the elements, moisture, critters or hacking. Not surprisingly, some reviewers report bugs in theirs. Out of curiosity, I counted the filters in mine. Up and down several times. 98 filters instead of 100. Factory error or something else? Your guess is as true as mine…

This is my second review of almost the same product; I ordered these for $9, then other Chemex filters for $12. Both are high performance white filters that produce the best possible cup of coffee using the Chemex system. They would probably be really good for a regular coffee drip system, I haven't tried them yet (as I'm FULLY IN LOVE with my new Chemex system) on my new Cuisinart (which is probably just collecting dust except in emergencies). They seem to be slightly larger than the "regular"