☕ Westmark Coffee Cone Filter A - Black Review

made in germany (not in china). There are two drainage holes at the bottom. In fact, I'd rather have just one opening to give my scalding hot water more time to interact with the ground coffee itself before going straight into my giant coffee mug (I only drink one bucket-sized cup of coffee a day). . Anyway, it works great for my purposes. It arrived at my postal address a few days after ordering, maybe because it came to me directly from Germany? GREAT!

I recently decided to replace my very old cone filter with this almost identical one. Here are two differences and my reasons for only four stars: 1. The two port configuration (larger diameter) offers extremely high flow rates compared to the one smaller port in my old version. Solution: I used pliers to gently squeeze the two chainstays together until I got the flow I wanted (note: the plastic is very soft). 2. The base of the cone seems a bit unstable. Solution: I sawed off part of the three

I recently decided I needed a non-electric way to make a cup of coffee and remembered my old Melitta coffee cone filter I had many years ago before coffee spilled thing." Except I couldn't find it and realized I probably threw it away at some point. So I went online and searched for a cone coffee filter that worked just like my old one: a plain cone with a filter and no more Features This Westmark cone is exactly the same as the old Melitta cone I used many years ago It is very simple and easy…