Coffee Filter Paper Bag 100 pieces, Hanging Ear Drip Coffee Bag Single Serve Disposable Drip Coffee Filter Bag Perfect for House, Travel, Office Daily

These are really great to have for pour overs or use in keurig. They are much easier than the k cup insert.

These filters are a must have if you have no coffee pot I make up a big thermos in the morning with a scoop and I have my cup to go great for traveling around and keeping your own coffee grounds in your hotel room love these

I love these coffee filter bags when remote camping by myself over using a French press carafe that you would have to clean up afterwards when water is scarce. The filter hanging system works fine and is fairly stable when spanning the width in my thermal-insulated cup opening. Yes, you have to add the hot water slowing as the coffee drips into the cup, but this doesn’t seem like a big deal at all to me. Just the effort needed to make another great cup of Peet’s coffee! The packaging was superb with a resealable pouch containing the 100 filters. I highly recommend this product and glad I found it!

I didnt realize these were just the containers! No coffee inside.They work great, just was surprised they had no coffee! Though i should have known better, they were really cheap!

I used to use cone filter for making pour over, I bought these filter bags for travel purposes, and realized these bags make pour over even easier, no fuss no mess and easy to dispose. Now I use these bags for everyday pour over, so I don’t need to clean the cone filter anymore. I highly recommend this product and glad I found it!

These are just perfect. 1 rounded soup/tablespoon of ground coffee, pour over, slowly, wait, pour some more boiled water, wait, done. Ready to go. Toss the grounds into a compost bin, the bag too, I think, and go. Clean-up is a breeze. I will pack some into my travel kit with a tin of coffee for my next journey. Easy.

The media could not be loaded. Note: This review is only about misleading advertising, not about product efficacy.I bought these because the description says "paper" and the other ones I've bought say "polypropylene." These work just as well, because they're probably also polypro, but I want to decrease my plastics exposure. As the attached video shows, both the polypro filter ("A") and the alleged paper filter ("B") melt exactly the same, and neither burns like a true paper Melitta coffee filter ("C"). If you look closely, you can see a small bit of flaming plastic on the cement floor under filter B.

These are great - I've almost run out of my first order and thought it was time to post a review. I use these primarily in my office with my Bodum kettle (pictured, also purchased from Amazon). The communal pot makes a weak brew so I indulge my coffee snobbish-ness in my office. Not one of these bags has ever collapsed or fallen apart. Clean up is easy-peasy. I use a large travel tumbler or reuse a venti 'Bucks cup (pictured) to make my own 16 oz. because, as some have criticized, the bag does hang in the cup (not sure how else you'd engineer this). Great for travel and camping, too!