Coffee filter sanity check: is this a good idea? I found a…
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Coffee filter sanity check: is this a good idea?
I found a website that will sell me a 9 inch by 1,000 meter roll of filter paper. Doing the math I can spend $100 on this and have enough coffee filters to last me the next ten years easily by just cutting a square off and folding it into a cone. The roll appears to fit in a 9 inch cube; about the size of a large stock pot maybe. I cannot find anything saying how much it weighs but I expect it to be considerable, even very thin paper isn't light.
Has anyone done something like this before? Are there drawbacks I may not be considering? If it matters, I'm using a pour-over coffee maker and have found that a 9 inch basket filter is about the right size but still needs some folding to fit the cone.
#finance
I found a website that will sell me a 9 inch by 1,000 meter roll of filter paper. Doing the math I can spend $100 on this and have enough coffee filters to last me the next ten years easily by just cutting a square off and folding it into a cone. The roll appears to fit in a 9 inch cube; about the size of a large stock pot maybe. I cannot find anything saying how much it weighs but I expect it to be considerable, even very thin paper isn't light.
Has anyone done something like this before? Are there drawbacks I may not be considering? If it matters, I'm using a pour-over coffee maker and have found that a 9 inch basket filter is about the right size but still needs some folding to fit the cone.
#finance
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