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Reusable Hot Coffee/Tea Filters by CoffeeSock
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Reusable Hot Coffee/Tea Filters

by CoffeeSock

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  • Made in the USA: Austin, TX
  • Instructions: Boil new filters in fresh water for ten minutes to clean and shrink filters. Using your favorite method of brewing, add desired amounts of coffee or tea and brew as is customary. After brewing, discard grounds or leaves and thoroughly rinse filter before hanging to dry
  • Crafted with 100% GOTS certified organic cotton. Cotton absorbs some of the oils released from coffee beans yet lets acids pass through. Unlike paper, cotton does not impact the flavor of your brew
  • Simply empty grounds, rinse filter, and hang dry after every use. Clean filter in boiling water every six to eight weeks or if the filter has been soiled with perishable food at anytime
  • Durable design to last over a year with continuous use
  • All filters are sewn and packaged by happy human beings making a fair and living wage
Materials
100% GOTS certified organic cotton
Includes
Two Reusable Hot Coffee/Tea Filters
Care
To clean, thoroughly rinse and hang dry after use. Boil each filter for ten minutes to remove oil build up or contamination. Recommended to boil before first use and every six to eight weeks thereafter. Add baking soda to the boiling water for added freshness
Dimensions (each)
Basket 3-6 Cup: 4.5" x 4"; Basket 6-12 Cup: 5" x 5"; Chemex 3 Cup: 7" x 5.5"; Chemex 6-13 Cup: 6" x 6"; Tea (individually): 5" x 4.5"
Weight
(varies) 0.2 - 0.3 lb

Reviews
4.5 avg. (4 reviews)

Made in the USA
Sustainable Living
Underrepresented Entrepreneur

Reusable Hot Coffee/Tea Filters

by CoffeeSock

starting at $12.95
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100% GOTS certified organic cotton · Durable design · Easy to clean
These reusable filters are the perfect alternative to disposable filters and nylon sacks. Crafted with 100% GOTS certified organic cotton to create a tasty brew without impacting its flavor. After each use, simply empty the grounds, rinse the filter, and hang to dry. Each filter's durable fabric will last over a year with continuous use. Made in the USA.
Made in the USA
Sustainable Living
Underrepresented Entrepreneur

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Brewing coffee is a time-honed craft, and using a fabric filter, like CoffeeSock, is a classic method that remains surprisingly effective for modern taste buds. CoffeeSock uses organic cotton to filter grinds with richer results than paper filters—all without wasting money or materials. Handmade in Austin, Texas, CoffeeSock is simple, effective, and economical. The company’s founders Corina Guillory and her husband ran out of filters for their coffee maker one morning in 2011. They improvised by making a fabric filter inspired by the traditional chorreador brewing method in Costa Rica. This moment of need launched a family business dedicated to making more flavorful coffee with equal emphasis on sustainability and satisfaction.
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