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Make Your Own Coffee Filter

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Date: 09/06/2004 Topics: Make Your Own > Beverages | Old Categories > Food  
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Wake up looking forward to your coffee and realize you've run out of filters? Can't decided whether you should cry and hug the maker or drop and kick it? Well if you've got plain white paper towels you've got coffee (your secret best-friend) to get you through. Just make it into the shape of a cone and trim excess paper towel from top. Viola! Now get your cranky behind a cup of Joe and don't forget to pick up filters on the way home from work.

By Suzanne S.
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Post By Alli (Guest Post) (10/07/2008)
You just fixed my morning. I LOVE YOU for this! *coffee lovers hug*

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Post By (Guest Post) (04/23/2008)
sweet salvation

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Post By Jimjam (Guest Post) (03/24/2008)
Um, well, I'm going ask anyway since this is anonymus. My question: Is it possible to use dried fabric softer plys for substitute coffee filters? I'll check back later for the answer when nobodies on the internet.

JimJam

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Post By JUlie (Guest Post) (12/01/2007)
Thanks to you, I have got my mojo workin' now.

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Post By david (Guest Post) (09/01/2007)
i didnt have filters or napkins so i use a new piece of cloth. aside from a ruin piece of cloth the coffee was rather good

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Post By Rene C. (Guest Post) (05/09/2007)
How I love you Suzanne S.

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Post By Matt (Guest Post) (03/13/2006)
I'm sure that paper towels are the key... I didn't have any so I used a white napkin. It got too soggy and clogged my coffee maker. Paper towels, however, wouldn't sog up like the napkin did. What coffee it DID make, though, saved my day. Thanks!

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Post By Jan (Guest Post) (01/03/2006)
This morning would of been a disaster, thanks so much

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Post By (Guest Post) (10/31/2005)
thanks...great idea!

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Post by valleyrimgirl (427) | (10/07/2004)
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When our old coffee maker quit, the new one I bought was a filterless one. No more coffee filters. It does let a few of the very very fine grinds out though but those settle to the bottom of the pot of coffee.

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Post By Robi (Guest Post) (09/30/2004)
Thanks...you prevented a bad morning.

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