Did you know that you can do much more than coffee with coffee filters? We'll tell you a brilliant cleaning trick!
Coffee filters were invented in the early 20th century to separate the coffee grounds from coffee and to maintain a clear, aromatic coffee. They often consist of paper or fabric, with paper filters being most widespread. But there are also porcelain filters that can be used again and again.
Anyone who drinks filter coffee every morning naturally ensures a sufficient supply of filter bags. Because nothing is more annoying than determining that you no longer have coffee filters if you want to make coffee in the morning (I speak from experience).
You can find out why you should always have coffee filter at home as a non-(filter) coffee drinker.
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Awesome cleaning trick with coffee filters
Even if you are not a coffee drinker, you should put a pack of coffee filters in the pantry. Because with the paper bags you can not only brew coffee, you can tooWonderfully convert as a dust towel. With coffee filters you can swipe dust really well.
They are suitable for wiping sensitive surfaces because they do not scratch. So you can also free screens and glasses from the dust with the coffee filter.
It is difficult to find a suitable dust cloth, especially with screens, as most microcrats cause. The coffee filters, however, are not. They are also super cheap.
To dust, you can easily wipe over the surface with the coffee filters and so easily free them from dust particles. If you want to have a slightly larger surface, you can cut the filter apart with scissors.
Incidentally, you don't have to moisten the coffee filters. They put on the dust all by themselves. Incidentally, coffee filters are biodegradable as well as coffee grounds.
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