This past week I learned that you can reuse aeropress paper filters

a year ago by maniacalmanicmania to c/coffee

I haven't found a local that sells filters yet. Not that I've tried. This past week after running out of unused filters I used the same one a few times a day. It doesn't tear when rinsed under water or drying. The coffee filters through just like with an unused filter.

So if you're in a pinch just reuse the last one.

malikj 1 point 5 months ago

Yes, Aeropress paper filters can often be reused a few times if they are still clean and not torn. After brewing, simply rinse the filter thoroughly, let it dry, and store it properly before using it again. However, reused filters may slightly affect taste and filtration quality, so it’s best to replace them when they start breaking down or affecting flavor.

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SaneMartigan 1 point a year ago

Needing to buy replacement filters put me off the aeropress. Plus it only makes a little shot of coffee.

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maniacalmanicmania 4 points a year ago

You can buy a steel filter. I lost mine. I also found it filters more slowly than the paper filters and I was forced to use the press/plunger which I didn't want to do. I only use the plunger to press the last of the coffee through and dry out the ground. The two aeropress we have, original and aeropress go, both make a full mug of coffee if you fill the water to the rim (or top the water up a bit for large mugs).

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SaneMartigan 4 points a year ago

I've only used an aeropress at my friends place I was house sitting in London. When I ran out of filters I went and bought him (me) a Bialetti percolator.

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maniacalmanicmania 2 points a year ago

Elegant solution. I'd probably buy a moka pot if I was starting out but we're just used to the aeropress now. Kinda funny how that happens.

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spiffmeister 2 points a year ago

Strange, found the taste/texture was definitely worse when I used the metal filter and the water drained faster. Also pretty sure you can order paper filters from https://alternativebrewing.com.au/ though

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maniacalmanicmania 2 points a year ago

Maybe I was doing it wrong or maybe the filter I got as a present was different to the one you had.

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dockedatthewrongworf 2 points a year ago

I believe there are also cloth filters you can buy from them as well! Last through multiple washes and can be frozen to preserve them if you don't use them every day!

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