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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:
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.
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.
This product is 100% plastic-free. There are no plastic lacquers, liners, or coatings.
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Everything in this shop meets expert-backed criteria developed with the Oceanic Preservation Society — prioritizing reduced plastic where it counts most.
✓ Plastic never touches anything you ingest
✓ Free from BPA and all “BP” alternatives
✓ Free from PFAS and other “forever chemicals”
✓ Selected to avoid endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) and other chemicals associated with hormone disruption