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See Products Related To Chemex Bonded White Circular Coffee Filters, 100 count - FC-100: Chemex Dispenser pack of (100) Chemex FC-100 Bonded Filter Squares. These filters will work and are designed for all sizes and styles of Chemex Coffee Brewers except the small Chemex CM-1C and CM-1 models (pint size models). Genuine Chemex-Bonded filters Pre-Folded for convenience Absorbent special fibers for quality Designed to fit all Chemex Coffeemakers (except CM-1 and CM-1C, pint size models) Fits most conical filter coffee makers. Chemex filters remove even the finest sediment particles as well as the undesirable oils and fats. The formulation of the filter permits the proper infusion time by regulating the filtration rate - not to slow, not too fast. Good infusion of the coffee grounds (as in brewing and steeping tea) gives coffee a richer flavor while at the same time making possible precise fractional extraction: filtering out the undesirable components which make coffee bitter by allowing only the desirable flavor elements of the coffee bean to pass through. The Chemex filter is folded into a cone shape, exactly as in laboratory techniques. This assures uniform extraction since the water filters through all the grounds on its way to the apex of the cone. The Chemex filter is guaranteed not to burst under the weight of the liquid during filtration, and not to break when lifting out the grounds. Fully-bodied, richer flavor, from less coffee, and as strong as you like without bitterness - that's what the Chemex filter gives you. Expensive but heavy duty paper type product Chemex has a couple of these white coffee filters on the market; this one lists around 11 bucks; there is an almost identical one that lists at 9 bucks through Amazon too. I have both products (wanted to see what the difference was). I don't see any major (or minor) differences, so first, buy the cheaper one (my advice). As to the product, they really are much heavier than the typical coffee filters you buy--even the "better" brands. One thing though, these are kind of weird. You get them, and they are folded in four sections. You can use them on a regular coffee machine (cone type), but they are specifically designed for the glass chemex glass decanters. What's strange is you are directed to unfold one portion (of the folded pieces) and put the other three sides toward the decanter pouring opening. In essence you have three sides touching the glass on one side and one side touching the glass on the other side where is all fits into the cone (or rounded opening). So why have...

Expensive but heavy duty paper type product Chemex has a couple of these white coffee filters on the market; this one lists around 11 bucks; there is an almost identical one that lists at 9 bucks through Amazon too. I have both products (wanted to see what the difference was). I don't see any major (or minor) differences, so first, buy the cheaper one (my advice). As to the product, they really are much heavier than the typical coffee filters you buy--even the "better" brands. One thing though, these are kind of weird. You get them, and they are folded in four sections. You can use them on a regular coffee machine (cone type), but they are specifically designed for the glass chemex glass decanters. What's strange is you are directed to unfold one portion (of the folded pieces) and put the other three sides toward the decanter pouring opening. In essence you have three sides touching the glass on one side and one side touching the glass on the other side where is all fits into the cone (or rounded opening). So why have...