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Inspector 34 posted:100% agree. The paper ones will occasionally slide free and unseat when you're pulling up the plunger Why would you ever be pulling the plunger up with the filter in place?
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I'm British and I've heard of all of them.
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Jul 12, 2015 08:50
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Inspector 34 posted:I don't know, am I doing it wrong? If I'm making multiple cups of coffee i need multiple presses. Am I meant to replace coffee grounds and filter with each press? Normally I press, retract plunger, press, retract plunger and so on until my coffee needs are met. The metal filter removed any possibility of failure among these steps, so far at least. I'm not an expert and if it's working for you that's cool but I don't think reusing the coffee for multiple cups is what you're expected to do - but I've never even considered doing that before. It's like how you wouldn't reuse the coffee you've just used in an espresso machine.
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Jul 12, 2015 10:50
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An aeropress is also far easier and quicker to clean.
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