☕ 100 Natural Unbleached #4 Cone Coffee Filters Review

All the best ... On the occasion of the closure of the M-video store, which, by the way, never closed, I bought filters for coffee makers made of unbleached paper at a sale. They are called Toppers. The box is made of loose cardboard and contains 100 filters, a very good amount for long-term use. The price for the package was 230 rubles. Here is the filter box itself: On the back, there is information about the manufacturer and recommendations for using the filters themselves: Pleased that…

Having purchased a coffee maker, I did not yet know that there were filter bags for it. It is not very convenient to wash it every time. And plus, plaque began to form in the coffee maker itself, under the coffee filling capacity. Purely by chance, in the store, I came across a package of paper disposable coffee filters. I bought it in order to try it, because I didn’t know the size of the container of my coffee maker, I was worried that they wouldn’t fit. And the price is inexpensive and even…

I don't really like instant coffee. I was lucky with my colleagues at work - they also love brewed coffee)) "Chipped off" and bought an inexpensive drip coffee maker in the office. Everyone buys disposable filters for brewing coffee and the coffee itself from us. It is very convenient to use filters at work - after brewing coffee, the filter is simply thrown away with the coffee grounds and ... that's it)) Cleanliness and order. Once again, when my filters ran out, "my” filters, which I had…

The packaging for this product requires you to find another plastic bag after opening to put everything inside. It comes in a resealable plastic bag, but it's a large bag and should stay flat. I like the fact that they don't fade which is good for the environment and good for people. I just want the filters to be stacked in one big stack with a zip pocket.

Oh brother don't mind the other whiny reviewers they are GOOD. Just like what you get at the grocery store. If you're not a neurotic compulsive coffee snob and all you need is a decent cup of coffee, infused or poured over coffee to get you out of the morning fog, then grab this. They don't tear or ruin the coffee and remember that it ends up in the trash can or recycling bin anyway.

What do these people do when their coffee filters don't work? These things are perfect, there is nothing wrong with them, and they have a bad reputation. 300 filters I don't need to buy any coffee filters for almost a year, that's the best news. So don't listen to negative reviews about people overfilling their coffee, they must be doing something wrong. Buy them, they're a great price.

This pandemic-related WFH has changed my coffee habits. I used to stop on the way to work to buy iced coffee for $3-4, but now I make my own coffee and keep it in the fridge overnight. What a saving! The cost of a bag of beans ($6-8) is equivalent to 15 cups of my old iced coffee. But it also meant going through a lot of filters because my wife also makes hot coffee every morning. We've used 200 filters since March, and natural color filters bought at the grocery store are $9.99 at 100, or 10…