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If You Care Coffee Filters - Cone

100 unit

4.6  (313 reviews)
A box of If You Care unbleached coffee filters, size No. 4, with eco-friendly certifications shown on the brown packaging. The box contains 100 filters and is designed for drip coffee makers. Text graphic reads: The Unplastic Shop. Curated by the Oceanic Preservation Society — the production team behind The Plastic Detox, now streaming worldwide — to reduce plastic exposure where it matters most. Text on a green background about 3,000 banned ingredients and a higher standard for home products.
A box of If You Care unbleached coffee filters, size No. 4, with eco-friendly certifications shown on the brown packaging. The box contains 100 filters and is designed for drip coffee makers.
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Never miss your morning cup of joe at home. These If You Care Coffee Filters – Cone are easy to stock up on and use in your coffee maker. Plus, they’re made from unbleached, chlorine-free paper and are completely compostable, so you can feel good knowing that no chlorine is dumped into the environment’s lakes, rivers, or streams after use. They’re also never tested on animals and vegan, and they’re strong enough so they won’t break under pressure.

Available in 2 sizes:

  • No. 4 medium (Fit all No. 4 cone-style coffee makers - works with eight to 12-cups coffee maker.)
  • No. 2 small (Fit all No. 2 cone-style coffee makers - works with two to six-cup electric coffee makers and one to two-cup non-electric coffee maker.)

Does your coffeepot use basket filters instead? Try these If You Care Coffee Filters – Basket, or shop all of our paper products and pantry items.

Are coffee filters bad for the environment?

Paper coffee filters can be bad for the environment if they are bleached with chlorine, but these If You Care No. 4 coffee filters are chlorine-free and unbleached, making them a good go-to for morning brewing.

Check out other paper products that can help you make a smaller impact on the environment from If You Care.

FSC & Compostable Certified Unbleached Totally Chlorine Free Paper.

1. Fold the coffee filter along the side and bottom seams and place the filter properly into the coffee maker.

2. Use fine ground coffee only.

3. Add one tablespoon of coffee for each cup of water or follow directions from your chosen coffee brand. Note: may not be suitable for certain pour-over coffeemakers.

If You Care began with a parent’s simple wish for better household products. Founded in 1990, the brand pioneered kitchen and cleaning staples made without harsh chemicals or dyes, using unbleached, sustainable, and responsibly sourced materials. Every detail, from FSC-certified paper to reduced-plastic packaging, reflects a thoughtful approach that helps families make small, meaningful changes for a lighter footprint.

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Let’s end the plastic era for good.

This product is 100% plastic-free. There are no plastic lacquers, liners, or coatings.

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This product is 100% plastic-free. There are no plastic lacquers, liners, or coatings.
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