For too long coffee drippers have been restricted to only one standard paper filter, introducing the most innovative and universal cloth coffee filter. The Aji Circle filter, a Reusable cotton coffee filter that fit’s most coffee drippers that use 01, 02, 1 cup, 4 cup, 155, 185 filters. Aji Filters are reusable cloth coffee filters sewn here in Melbourne, Australia. Aji Filters are made from a hand loomed 100% Natural Cotton designed to make delicious creamy pour over coffee. Best of all Aji Filters are super easy to clean and are durably sewn to last. Cloth Filter vs Paper Filter Taste: Cotton filters have much larger holes compared to traditional paper filters and hold back most of the coffee grounds while still letting in some of the fines and oils to make a full bodied, creamy cup of coffee. Suitable For: The Aji Circle Filter is designed to be used with most 01 & 02 conical coffee drippers as well as most 155 & 185 sized flat bottom coffee drippers. HARIO V60 Dripper Kalita Wave Dripper Origami Dripper Orea V4 Brewer UFO Coffee Dripper Graycano Dripper Cafec Flower Dripper Timemore B75 Crystal Eye How To Use: Boil your Aji Circle Filter for 10 mins. Place the Aji Filter in your dripper of choice. Pour hot water through your filter and dripper to preheat and to set your filter and then discard of this water. Add 20g of coffee to your filter and level out the grounds to make a flat base. Pour 300g of water into your coffee in 5 seperate pours of 60 grams, wait for the water to completely filter down before starting the next pour. Read the full instructions here. Easy To Clean: Aji Filters are made from a durable hand-loomed cotton that is super easy to clean, in fact majority of the spent coffee grounds will slide off with just the pressure of a running tap. After brewing, discard your coffee grounds, invert your filter and run under water to rinse. Read how to clean your Aji Filter here. How To Store Your Cloth Filter: We recommend storing your Aji Filter in a cup of water in the fridge until you are ready to brew again. Read how to store your filter here.
