Filters
CoffeeSock Organic Cotton (AeroPress) vs AeroPress XL Paper Micro-Filter (natural)
CoffeeSock Organic Cotton (AeroPress)
- Fits
- AeroPress
- Flow
- Unknown · Unknown
- Material
- Cloth
- Reuse
- Washable, reusable
- Availability
- In production
- How it brews
- A reusable organic-cotton pad cut to the AeroPress filter cap, from CoffeeSock. Cloth sits between paper and metal: the cotton absorbs some of the oils a metal disc would pass, yet lets the acids through, so the cup reads clear and crisp without the papery note of a fresh paper filter. It's washable, lasts about a year of daily use, and composts at the end of its life. No published within-seat flow rating, so we leave flow unrated.
AeroPress XL Paper Micro-Filter (natural)
- Fits
- AeroPress
- Flow
- Unknown · Unknown
- Material
- Paper · Cellulose
- Reuse
- Single-use
- Availability
- In production
- How it brews
- The larger disc for the AeroPress XL, in the unbleached natural sheet rather than the white one — it fits the XL cap only and does not drop into a standard AeroPress. Its job is the same as any AeroPress paper: catch fines and oils under the pressed column for a clean cup, with the natural version differing only in the absence of bleach. A rinse before brewing is common practice. No flow class is published and there's no dependable within-seat ranking, so we leave flow unrated.