Finum Permanent Filter Brewing Basket L, black, L 63/421.50.00

Simple to use and great for a single cup of coffee. Easy to clean and lid keeps coffee hot. Had something similar for years so hope this lasts as long

This is a fantastic filter that handles everything from ginger powder to coffee grinds, and of course your loose leaf teas. I bought this one 2 years ago and we use it so often I just ordered another. Hubby and I are using more healthy powders (like ginger) and bulk loose tea products. Fine metal mesh doesn't work as well as cloth mesh. Cleaning it is a breeze, just swish in soapy water and gently wipe with a soft sponge. Fantastic, durable product that lets us save money buying bulk teas, steep a variety of herbal products, and avoid having to buy a coffee maker. Highly recommend!

I had one like this, but with plastic mesh, many years ago and had hunted for another for ages and then I found this.I use this with coffee at work as a bit of variety from my coffee bags. It's great and very easy to use just put a scoop of coffee in,pour over the water,leave for a few minutes to brew then lift out. Tap the coffee grains out and wash. I've used a dishcloth and also a brush to wash and no damage has occurred. Easy peasey.Also comes with a lid which can also be used a tray to stand the basket on.I like the fact that this is small,easy to use,easy to clean,hardly any mess and allows you choice in respect of which grounds you use it with.I keep it in my drawer at work and with my ocd it's still in its original box.For those wanting fresh brewed coffee (or loose leaf tea) I would recommend this as much less hassle and less washing up than a cafetiere.

I started to look for a permanent coffee filter when a fault developed on my coffee machine, and I baulked at the cost of a replacement.The brewing basket is a small mesh and plastic cylinder with two lips that allow it to fit in most cups, mugs and tea- or coffee pots. It comes with a lid/drip tray.Brewing tea is easy, with just a little experimentation about the right amount of leaves and brewing time. Cleaning is easy with a small spoon and rinsing, making it less messy than a traditional teapot. Suitable for anyone who prefers loose teas to the more expensive and less milieu friendly tea bags.Coffee is a little trickier, but that is the nature of coffee brewing in general. Perhaps needs a little more experimentation than tea to get the quantity of grounds and brewing time right. Certainly as good as, if not better, than paper filters for the price of about 2 -3 boxes of papers.Ironically my coffee machine appears to have repaired itself, so the Finum will be mostly used for tea.

I discovered this item on a FB page for items made out of cuben material. This thing is the best for on the go “real” coffee. Use it at work, out walking, while out on runs (I carry a Raidlight Olmo). Sturdy as, carrying it around in my work jacket pocket (I’m a mechanical engineer). Took a few cups to get the tea spoon amount right, but that’s down to personal preference really. If I lost or broke my current one, I’d buy a replacement straight away, saves the hassle of a cafetière, easy to clean, no glass, and cheaper. Win win all day.

This is an excellent way to get a decent cup of coffee if only making for one. I initially bought to take away with me on hiking trips, but have been so impressed with it it now lives on my desk at work so I no longer have to suffer the coffee machine that serves gravy tasting dish water. Simply one tablespoon of filter coffee and a bit of hot water and you're away. I will say that there is a small amount of coffee that will get through the mesh, however it is no more than what you would get if using a cafetiere for a comparison. Yet to use with any loose teas but imagine it may even work better as they tend to not be as fine. Overall I highly recommend for such a low cost, well worth the money!

These strainers are excellent. They allow no bits or dust through into the drink and are easy to clean in the dishwasher. I’ve had them before and they last many years of daily use.

The filter fits perfectly into one of my mugs and is an easy way to make a single mug of filter coffee. It's easier to clean than a French press. You can make a fresh cup every time and I save money by only making a cup when I want one.