Coffee Filters – A Versatile Handy Tool…Who knew?!?
February 24th, 2009
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by admin · Filed Under: Kitchen · Organizing

Every once in a while, a brilliant accident happens. You know, the moment when you ran out of something and needed to finish a job, so you took a look around and grabbed the object you thought would best finish the task!
Today I received an email that reminds me of just that…a brilliant accident. I want to share with you that object and the many uses it has: coffee filters! They aren’t just for that morning pot of java.
- Coffee filters make excellent microwave covers for bowls and dishes.
- Coffee filters are lint free and are great for cleaning windows and mirrors…love
them for this! - Place filters in between china to protect.
- If you break the cork while opening a bottle of wine, use the coffee filter to
filter the wine through while pouring. - Place a filter in a cast iron skillet to absorb moisture and prevent rust.
- Ball up a lint-free filter to apply shoe polish.
- They make great wrappers for tacos.
- Place in the bottom of planter pots before you put your potting soil in to
prevent soil from going through the drainage holes. - Place a few on a plate and put your fried bacon, French fries, chicken fingers
and fried chicken on them to soak out the grease. - This is my favorite…instead of using expensive waxing strips on your eyebrows
or lip… use coffee filters!
Who would of thought a simple coffee filter, that cost less than a penny a piece, would have such a
bevy of uses for such a down right cheap price!
Do you have a favorite use for the noble coffee filter? Add one to the list.







