Coffee Dripper

I broke my glass carafe so instead of buying more glass that I'll likely break again, I decided to try this since I usually make one cup at a time anyway. I works great and leaves no residue at the bottom of the cup. As with any pour over, be sure to use medium coarse grounds because if they're too fine, the water will move through too slowly. I also highly recommend using a goose neck kettle

Love this one.First one I have ever used that works well without a paper filter.We use it every day with our french press 6 cup.Highly recommend.They can ditch the little rubber handle pad. It falls off a lot. Even when glued on. Just comes off. But you don't need it. Just pitch it.Works better without it.In my view.

I have a similar pour over coffee filter with flask which is slightly tighter weave that I like to use and wanted a similar second one. This filter almost measures up and is a good second one for a quick cup of coffee.

I put a paper filter inside this, and rinse with hot water prior to putting the grounds in. Paper filters make healthier coffee, the experts day. Another nice thing is, if you pour too much water in, the mesh catches it.indistructable.

We use this filter cone in our trailer, replacing our harder-to-clean French press. It produces delicious, strong coffee. We use a paper filter in it. I grind the beans pretty fine, similar texture to granulated sugar. It never slows the drip, the flow is continuous, much better than my old cone. I use the paper filter bc water is so precious when camping, and I can toss the whole thing in the trash and it breaks down. At home, we place precious used coffee filters in our compost.I made several pots of coffee at home without the paper filter, and it is similarly delicious.Note that this cone may discolor over time. It appears to be two layers of filter material and impossible to clean in between the layers. I rinse and put in dishwasher at home. If it discolors to unacceptable degree I'll soak it in a Cafiza solution. We use Cafiza on our espresso machine parts, which works miracles on coffee crud.

I ordered extra since I wanted to have them for travel as well. Perfect coffee every time.

This is the worst coffee dripper. I own several and this one becomes extremely slow and stops letting coffee through halfway through the cup! It completely stops working. I tried out my roommate's filters and none of this do it. I'm ordering a new one and tossing this out. What a shame.

rubber liner came off, but filter is okay.

Bought this the same week as a French press. Never used either before and this filter wins. So easy to use and clean, the coffee, drips through quickly enough and the taste is great. Lightweight and company so I can take it camping too, No need for endless paper filters. Does three nice-sized cups of coffee. Wish I could return the French press but I missed the one-moth return policy.

I’d say overall great product but the spout at the bottom is quite large so your water will pass through very quickly (weaker cup of coffee). The other thing that bothers me is that there isn’t a handle on the base. That’s generally how you need to remove it from your cup, and its dimensions don’t leave a lot of grip to easily remove the whole apparatus from your mug in one piece

It pours through quickly and makes the best tasting coffee. It's sturdy and easy to clean. Much better for the environment than a plastic coffee maker using filters. It didn't cost a lot, but it's made very well. And it also takes up very little space.

WORKS REALLY GREAT

I got this today and tried it right away. It works great. No fine residue went through, almost. Easy to clean. Wish it would last.