That would be great. Filters are an often overlooked part of the process. They need more love.
We use the Hario ones. May give these a try on our next resupply
Good info. I'm underwhelmed by the Moccamaster ones. I too find them flimsy. I bought a box of 400 of these If You Care filters at Sam's a month or so ago. $9.00 ....200 for each house. So far, so good.
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I meant to look for those when I went to Sam's yesterday. Totally slipped my mind.Good info. I'm underwhelmed by the Moccamaster ones. I too find them flimsy. I bought a box of 400 of these If You Care filters at Sam's a month or so ago. $9.00 ....200 for each house. So far, so good.
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Kind of a goofy name but they are more substantial than the Moccamaster brand and I can not taste any difference between filters. But having to fight with them not collapsing at 0615 hrs. is annoying.
I was surprised that the Sam's we go to at the beach stocked them. They had no whole bean coffee last time I was there which I thought was strange. Could've been just a seasonal or timing thing though.
Can't read the article. Getting so having a lot of hate to these web sites that won't let you in unless you register and or pay them. FWIW, that little Shidiip (same as the first Shardor I got), has absolutely no static at all and makes a beautiful concise grind. My only complaint? It's sloooow and because the hopper is so small it takes 2 cycles and 2 dumps for our AM brew
Does this link work better. I am a subscriber so I can't tell. https://wapo.st/3RypgP6Can't read the article. Getting so having a lot of hate to these web sites that won't let you in unless you register and or pay them. FWIW, that little Shidiip (same as the first Shardor I got), has absolutely no static at all and makes a beautiful concise grind. My only complaint? It's sloooow and because the hopper is so small it takes 2 cycles and 2 dumps for our AM brew
I've been using the wet spoon method for 2+ years. It's simple, quick and easy. Just wet a metal teaspoon under the tap and immediately stir the beans in the hopper for a few seconds and grind. It removes the static for 98%. It eliminates the issue. I've found it works in both homes...since the beach routinely has a more humid environment and no humidifier in the HVAC system and the PA house does...at about 47% in winter.
What Breville do you have? They've piqued my curiosity
It's about a 10 year old Smart Grinder Pro or some such. VERY expensive, and I'm waiting for it to give up the ghost. It's been making some very ugly stalling noises during the grinding process, like something is getting caught up in the gear train.
