🍵 20 Pack of Premium Nylon Tea Filter Press Screen Bags, 2" x 4", 120 Micron, Zero Blowout Guarantee – Available in Various Microns and Sizes Review

Be careful with it. I had a few breakouts on my first two bags. Otherwise they work very well. Update: I've squeezed more and these pouches have worked flawlessly. I'm not sure if I made any mistakes or if the breakaways were an accident. For this reason I have changed my rating from 3 to 5 stars

Fantastic press bags! Zero emissions with repeated use. double stitch and holds a good amount of material. When you use coffee filters you up your game, it will double your performance and quality. My only suggestion is to get 90 microns if you're making a rosin press. 37 is too thin and clogs easily. To me it makes sense to go down to 90 microns and get great results every time. I get about 45-60% yield with these bags.

The assorted 2x4 packaging I received is perfect and appears to be well made and after using them I haven't had any tears and they've held up great a few times so overall I'm happy . I would appreciate if there were different packs for 1.5 x 4 or 5 x 5 sheets and maybe something between 37m and 90m but I have no complaints they worked great and it was fun using them for the to use printing. diversify and experiment.

I've tried about 12 different brands of rosin packs and by far the best is Press Club. If you want the best bag on the market, look no further. Yes, they might cost a little more, but trust me, the time and frustration you save will more than make up for it. Make sure you buy the right size cymbals and follow their instructions, and you'll be spitting rosin off these baddies in no time! I would stay away from their funnel which unlike bags is not worth the price.

90 microns ideal for pressing flowers Two presses of each bag with no bubbles using a 12 ton press. You do not know how to clean the bags, the material compressed in the bags is very difficult to remove. Tips on cleaning bags would be great. Updated review: Nancy from The Press Club was great. I was lucky enough to win a gold ticket with this order. she gave me helpful tips on how to clean used press bags and sent me great gifts in the mail for my golden ticket. The Press Club sells quality…

was damaged I am a happy member of the press club. These bags have been of great help while I was working on non-solvent solvents. They hold up and love the fact that they are solvent resistant so I can just drop the pucks in ethanol for a tincture. Cloud customer service is good. I hope the best for the press club. Oh yeah, you shouldn't do the ejection guarantee. These pouches will burst if you don't have a pressure gauge and push like crazy to force it all out. I don't feel entitled to…

Purchased 90 micron for lightly ground material. Bought these concentrates. The 37 micron sachet is ideal for extracting terpenes while preserving the crystals. Granite I use these for deeper applications, these packs are also perfect for taking bubble extracts and converting them to almost pure. If you've been pushing before and have horrible breakaways, Thread will magically stop it. It also helps novice users. I finally switched to these packs as I hate soiling the product. I've worked so…

Got a golden ticket so should get some goodies but I haven't even notified them yet. The bags work great, I'm brand new and have blown my first 160 micron bags. Got down to 90 microns and got lighter with bags and had 2 small breakouts (bags didn't come out) on 6 draws. As long as you don't go over 2000psi you shouldn't have any breakouts. My power actually increased after depressurizing and did not exceed 2000psi. => Yield 20%. Like I said, I'm a beginner, but here's my process. My pace is…