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CoffeeSock Cloth Disk Filter for AeroPress®

Name: CoffeeSock Cloth Disk Filter for AeroPress®
Brand: CoffeeSock
SKU: CS-DISK
Price: 17.0 CAD
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Tired of constantly buying Aeropress filters? Sick of throwing them away? Using soft, organic cotton, this cloth Aeropress filter is hand-sewn in the USA. It fits in your Aeropress, and comes in a pack of two - so you've always got a spare. We love the difference this filter makes. Not only are you reusing your filter, you're also creating a totally different flavour profile than you would get with paper or metal filters. Cloth filters allow more oils through, and therefore give you more body - without sacrificing complexity.
- Fits Aeropress Coffeemakers (not included)
- 100% Made in USA by Coffee Sock
- Organic cotton
- Two filters per pack
- Can be used in a machine, or pourover
Cleaning Instructions:
- compost your grounds (great for your soil)
- turn your sock inside out and rinse with hot water
- squeeze out excess water, and hang up to dry thoroughly between uses. this is all the cleaning that is necessary with ordinary use
To further sanitize occasionally, or as necessary:
- boil for 5 minutes
- or run through dishwasher
- or soak in water and microwave on high

If you know you know

I converted to cloth a while ago for pourover brewing. I love the aeropress as my work brewer. So this is a match made in flavor.

Size seems off

I love the coffee sock, I have it for 3 other brewers, however I feel like the sock for the Aeropress seems a bit small. also the ends always seem to flip up when they dry. I use a combo of a metal disk and the coffee sock and it seemed to fix the problem and make a great brew.

Rich and clean

So I have mostly been using the Able Disk filter with my Aeropress (for many years). I like the extra body and the silt I can usually ignore. With finer grinds the metal filter can become harder to press, especially if not completely cleaned from previous use.
Decided to give this a try as another reusable option. So far I am impressed. Nice body, no fines, easy to press. The upkeep hasn't been too much of a chore either. I just make sure to use the spray nozzle in the sink to clean it after each use and then pop it back in a small nalgene jar in the freezer until the next use. When I take it out I pop it in my mug with some hot water while my brew is steeping to get it ready again. Simple. So far I am half and half with this and the Able disk in use.

A good surprise. I store the filter in the fridge or freezer based on James Hoffman's treatment of cloth filters and I'm not getting any musty flavors in my cup.