Types of filter clothes used in home

The majority of at home coffee drinkers use a drip coffee machine. The coffee grinds are contained in a basket or cone-shaped filter. Most of us don't give a second thought about the quality of the filters that we are using.

Here are some types of the filter which are used widely in the home, which you should know:

Paper filters

The most common filter used in households today is the paper filter. This is a no mess way of making coffee. Just lift the paper filter out along with the coffee grinds and dispose of it. The whole mess is even compost friendly. Paper filters stop any sediments from passing through. They also prevent most of the coffee oils from passing as well. This results in a smoother, weaker tasting coffee. Not all paper filters are created the same. Different pore sizes will allow more or fewer oils to pass through. There is a danger of passing a paper taste on to the brew though.

Cloth filters

Cloth filters are usually made of unbleached cotton. They allow more of the coffee oils to pass through which results in a stronger cup of coffee, but without letting the grinds and sediment pass through. A cloth filter will typically last several months with proper care. It is the care and cleaning that makes these an unpractical choice for the majority of households. There are mostly two types of filter that are widely used a popular; cotton filter cloth and polyester filter cloth.

Stainless steel filters

Similar to the plastic filters, stainless steel filters will last for years with proper care. These are often called gold tone filters as they have been coloured gold. They are more durable than plastic filters and easier to clean, in fact, you can place these filters in your dishwasher. A cleaner filter means better coffee. These metal filters will allow the coffee oils to pass through, and even some of the finer sediments. This will result in a stronger cup of coffee with more body.

Plastic filters

Basket and cone-shaped plastic filters are made to most coffee machines. They have a plastic mesh that prevents grinds and sediments from passing into the pot. They must be cleaned out after every use. Coffee oils can tend to build up and stain the plastic over time. Some people suspect that the plastic or build up affects the flavour.

Gold filters

Gold filters are stainless steel filters with a gold plating on them. Their main benefit is that the filter will not pass any taste onto the brew. This sounds extravagant but they becoming more popular in high-end coffee machines.

Whatever type of filter you choose, spend the money on a quality filter from the best Industrial fabrics manufacturer in India.

Hope this article will help you.

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