10-08-2026, 06:28 PM
Edge is it the common #4 cone you use? Apologies if this has been covered. It has been a bit since I've checked in and some posts have been deleted which is pretty amazing in a discussion about coffee filters.
Is your coffee maker a plastic, drip type, coffee apparatus? Have you tried a permanent filter and found them lacking? Some people enjoy the flavor profile of the added oils that paper filters remove. Some people can't get past the fines that pass through the permanent filters. Permanent filters certainly require more maintenance. Perhaps you already have one, on hand, for emergencies? If it's not stainless steel, there is a big difference in my humble coffee opinion. Coffee is such a personal thing.
Everyone down on the reef hopes you find a great deal on your next package of conical coffee filters.
Is your coffee maker a plastic, drip type, coffee apparatus? Have you tried a permanent filter and found them lacking? Some people enjoy the flavor profile of the added oils that paper filters remove. Some people can't get past the fines that pass through the permanent filters. Permanent filters certainly require more maintenance. Perhaps you already have one, on hand, for emergencies? If it's not stainless steel, there is a big difference in my humble coffee opinion. Coffee is such a personal thing.
Everyone down on the reef hopes you find a great deal on your next package of conical coffee filters.