Is the filter reusable or do you have to replace after each use?
1819925
It's a metal strainer that is part of the cap/plunger assembly. You just rinse and reuse.
1819926
Filter is a metal screen and is meant to be reusable. Can easily be removed for cleaning. Unit came with an extra filter (unadvertised).
1819927
You don't use filters with a French press. There is a screen as part of the plunger- all parts unscrew for easy washing.
1819928
It's metal filter, just screw it apart, wash and ready to go again. The whole can and filter are stainless steel.
1819929
It is a permanent metal mesh filter, just like you would have with any French Press. You can also unscrew it from the plunger to wash out any particles of coffee grounds that might go underneath it. It will last as long as the whole press does! Tip: Make sure to grind your coffee coarsely for the best results taste-wise.
1819930
The filter is an attached stainless steel filter that is intended for reuse.
1819931
Put the wire plunger part in your dishwasher from time-to-time to get it nice and clean.
2035121
It comes with a reusable filter, but I use a 2cup paper filter; because it is easier to clean.
209550
as long as you don't have ick or veil fungus, yes you can rinse off and reuse...I like to make sure that it rinsed clear before I put the filter back in.
309076
I believe the round filter need not be replaced, it is intended to rinse out with warm water and air dry. There should be parts shown in the manual, however
803285
I have had mine for a little over a year with no wear and tear. I wouldn't be surprised if the filter lasts for another 2 years. I put it through its paces, using it every other day for a few mins and for extended periods while cleaning once a month.
36642
They offer replacement filters for it however I have washed and reused mine numerous times. It's just a hard piece of wirish like filter. It's very easy to clean and reuse. I have never replaced mine yet.
708184
Hi. From what I could gather from the instruction, the filter screen is a rinse and reuse item. No replacement necessary. I imagine if you used it so much that you just totally wore it out, you would just replace the while thing. Otherwise, just rinse, it seems.
194026
Honestly it seems like every time you use it the filter gathers dust and you just wipe it off with your hand *Think lint brush here*. As soon as it's clean you're done. in terms of replacing it. Hmmm who knows...seems like it should hold up for quite a long time. If not you can replace it for like $5 on their website or make your own.
1450994
I think that's the membrane I use for mine. Keep in mind that's the membrane, so it doesn't need replaced as often as the filters.
735203
It does not have a replacement filter. Once it is used up you throw it away and purchase a new one.
1940941
Yes, and I have reused a single filter, at 2 brew ups per day, for several months. They are good until they tear or get a hole in them. Very 'green' if you want to look at it that way.
1962057
I've had this item for several years. About once a month I wash the filter with dishwashing detergent & warm water. It's still like brand new.
194024
I would think changing it would not be an issue for quite a while. I only use it once per month. The current filter should stay good for a long time at that usage rate. When the time comes, I will rinse the filter and put back in for as long as I can.
1497555
I have not changed the filter in my units yet. I have cleaned them, meaning I have knocked the dust off them. But I have not replaced them. There is a small somewhat fragile one in there that you want to be careful with as I guess there is no replacement. The other is larger, maybe paper although I don't remember for sure. This is the one I have knocked the dust off.
535894
You clean it with a damp sponge. If that doesn't clean it completely, you can wash it with soapy water. You have to make sure it is completely dry before putting it back in. You never need a replacement filter.
985491
Depending on the amount of use, your filters should last 3-6 months easily. You can greatly extend the life of the filter by using a small hand vacuum or dust blower to clean the filter regularly.
745338
I check the filter after the winter heating season and at the end of summer. Depending on use, I change filters once or twice a year.