New Driver Stainless Steel Coffee Filter Cone Dripper with Holder Top

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Offer List: $54.99 Price: $35.00 Details You save: $19.99 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Reusable Filters For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Driver Stainless Steel Coffee Filter Cone Dripper with Holder, please check out: Kone Killer- Best brew filter on the market This device brews better than the Kone filter, cheaper. It leaves NO SEDIMENT in the cup at all, yet you're still getting a full rich extraction like you've used a micro-mesh Aeropress filter or other gold mesh filter. When I bought it, it was only $39. Quite a bargain, I've since bought more as gifts It has become my de facto brewing method, displacing the Kalita Wave as well. There's two metal surfaces touching each other and pretty soon, that area will become tricky to clean. I imagine some boiling water and Joe-Glo or maybe even citric acid should be sufficient at dissolving any trapped powdery residue stuck between the mesh and the metal filter wall itself. This filter fits Chemex Brewers as well. It sits at a slight angle, but no so severely that it affects the extraction of coffee. The only small irritating issue with the brewer is the brown silicone ring that wraps around the drippers base has fallen off twice and it's hard to put back on...

See Products Related To Driver Stainless Steel Coffee Filter Cone Dripper with Holder: Driver This innovative and beautiful stainless steel coffee filter dripper provides the best aroma retention of your fresh grounded coffee. Without the need of filter paper, the extremely high dense holes design grounded coffee cleanly and effectively. Not microwave compatible. Instruction 1) Pour ground coffee into Driver stainless steel Filter 2) Add hot water 3) Wait for coffee drip to desired amount 4) Ready to serve No paper filter? No problem I've been using this stainless steel filter for my coffee, which I brew like a french press or tea -- I put a few tablespoons of ground coffee into a little butter-warmer type of pan like this one by Farberware on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Farberware-Classic-Stainless-8-Quart-Butter/dp/B00006IFQJ/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1403276182&sr=1-1 I let the coffee steep on the stove for several minutes then I pour it through this Driver Stainless Coffee Filter Cone and it filters the coffee really well, with less sediment than my French Press. I like to grind my coffee a little finer than one is supposed to for the French Press. And I find the cleanup is easier than a French Press. Bought this to cut back on paper filters and to be convenient while traveling -- it's less bulky and lighter than my porcelain coffee dripper.

No paper filter? No problem I've been using this stainless steel filter for my coffee, which I brew like a french press or tea -- I put a few tablespoons of ground coffee into a little butter-warmer type of pan like this one by Farberware on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Farberware-Classic-Stainless-8-Quart-Butter/dp/B00006IFQJ/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1403276182&sr=1-1 I let the coffee steep on the stove for several minutes then I pour it through this Driver Stainless Coffee Filter Cone and it filters the coffee really well, with less sediment than my French Press. I like to grind my coffee a little finer than one is supposed to for the French Press. And I find the cleanup is easier than a French Press. Bought this to cut back on paper filters and to be convenient while traveling -- it's less bulky and lighter than my porcelain coffee dripper.