If You Care Coffee Filters No.4 Unbleached - 100 Filters
Brand : If You Care
- SKU:
- 102274
- UPC:
- 7.70E+11
If You Care Coffee Filters are unbleached, naturally brown cone filters made from totally chlorine-free (TCF) paper, keeping harmful chlorine compounds out of waterways while delivering a taste-neutral brew. Each filter features a patented "never break" wave seam for added strength, and is crafted from FSC® certified paper sourced from sustainably managed forests.
Designed for drip coffee makers and many pour-over setups, these filters are free from toxic additives and certified compostable at home or commercially, returning organic material to the soil after use. Backed by BPI, TÜV Austria, and USDA Certified Biobased Product credentials, and Kosher Pareve approved, they are a simple, responsible choice for any eco-conscious household.
Key Features & Benefits
- Never breaks
- Chlorine-free brewing
- Sustainably sourced
- Fully compostable
- Additive-free filtering
Product Information
| Brand | If You Care |
| Type | Cone Coffee Filters |
| Suitable For | Drip coffee makers; many pour-over coffee makers |
| Certifications | FSC®, BPI Compostable, TÜV Austria, USDA Certified Biobased Product 99%, Kosher Pareve |
| Free From | Chlorine, chlorine derivatives, toxic additives |
| Packaging | Recycled cardboard box, processed chlorine-free (PCF) - recyclable |
| Note | Product (not packaging) is certified compostable for home/backyard composting |
Ingredients
Unbleached totally chlorine-free (TCF) paper
Uses
Insert filter. Add coffee. Brew normally. Compost after. Recycle box.
Storage
Store cool, dry.
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Coffee filters
A most excellent product from a responsible company, quickly delivered.
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Coffee Filters No4 Size
They arrived no problem, i think these filters are the very best, they strain the coffee grounds perfect, no bits get through so you get very nice coffee.
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Great product
Perfect for my coffee dripper. Good quality paper and unbleached too. I put in our the food waste bin as it says not compostable at home but I have also popped a couple in the compost heap so time will tell in that regard!
