V60 Paper Coffee Filter, Size 01, Natural, 100ct

I’ve been using these white filter papers for my Chemex, and they work perfectly. The paper is thick and high quality, so it doesn’t tear or collapse during brewing. It fits my Chemex well and allows the water to flow through evenly, giving me a clean, smooth cup of coffee every time. I also like that there’s no papery taste — just pure coffee flavor. The filters feel durable and consistent in size, which is important for pour-over brewing. Overall, a great value and a reliable choice for daily coffee making. Highly recommend!

Great filter, the coffee flavor is different when you use a good filter instead a cheap ans standard one.

Excellent filters: clean, consistent, and reliable. I’ve been using the Hario V60 Size 02 paper filters for several years now, and they’ve always delivered great results. They produce a clean cup without adding any unwanted taste and work perfectly with the V60. A must-have for pour-over coffee.

These are an exact fit for the Hario V60 02. That is because they too are Hario brand. The material is somewhat thicker than the generic ones the V60 came with. Save paper. Get them without the box. 100 filters should last a good while. Paper filters filter out diterpenes from coffee which cause high LDL Cholesterol. Metal filters do not. Make the Hario switch.

Very nice filters

These are all fine and dandy, but they are pointed on the bottom and it takes longer, and sometimes needs an adjustment, for water to go through in order to make coffee. Edit: just fold the pointed bottom a tiny bit to be square and they work fine.

These closet doors are great. Very good quality. Yes, they cost more than those in the box store, but these are REAL doors, not a cheap frame with a "door" facade. They come primed white and ready to be painted. They arrived in good time and in good shape* - except for one tiny dent. Very happy with this purchase. Will be ordering another set for a different closet soon. * Now, I would recommend that the doors be shipped with the outside faces facing each other OR cover them with a piece of cardboard. When my doors arrived one had a little dent in one of the doors. It wasn't worth the trouble of getting it replaced since a little wood filling putty will fix it right up (see photos). If the dent was on the back of the door (facing inside the closet) I wouldn't even bother fixing it. So, I would recommend that the manufacturer front face the door together when packaging since the back has the same design as the front.

I have used these for years. The shape of these make them more efficient than the flat bottom filters you buy in the store.