🌱 If You Care Coffee Filters No. 4 - 100 Count: Sustainable Choice for Your Brewing Needs Review

I've been using them for about a year. They work just as well as any store bought filters and I feel good about this brand. Don't worry about swallowing chlorine or feeling guilty about deforestation. And the icing on the cake: if you tear them apart after use, you can throw them on the compost heap with the coffee grounds.

I bought a Bodum coffee maker but the 4 holes in it leaked water too quickly and the coffee tasted weaker. These filters helped slow the flow to make the coffee much tastier. There isn't a paper flavor that I can say others have mentioned. I love that they make my clean up process easier and can be sent to the compost.

True story: Ten years ago, after my annual physical, my cholesterol levels were sky high. My doctor asked me if I used perforated brew coffee filters — filters with tiny holes that purport to enhance flavor ("flavor-enhancing micro-perforations”). I did so I got rid of them and my cholesterol went down. If you no. 4 Unbleached is important, All Natural Cone Filters are my choice. The fact that they're compostable, biodegradable, and responsibly sourced is great, but I love them because they're…