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Also consider that the Aeropress is very, very easy to clean.
by swah 12y ago
Also consider that the Aeropress is very, very easy to clean.
- aganders3 12y agoI think pour-over with a disposable filter is probably comparable in ease of cleaning.
- thebrokencube 12y agoSure, but depending on the pourover, you probably have ridges that are slightly less trivial to clean, at least compared to the Aeropress.
- jdnier 12y agoI'll disagree. A paper filter with grounds pulled out of a Chemex, Kalita, Hario V60, etc. is a lot easier to clean than an Aeropress, which I'll agree is an improvement over the mess that a French Press makes. A paper filter keeps the grounds contained in a way that makes composting simple, rather than washing half the grounds down the drain.
- swah 12y agoHmm - do you pour directly into your cup? With the Aeropress I brew directly into the cup, then I move it over the garbage can and press the thing to throw away the compacted paper filter and coffee. Then just rinse the Aeropress - which you could even skip if you're really lazy/green.