[Anonymiss]

I came across a statement the other day to the effect that paper filters absorb diterpenes whereas metal ones don't.

I haven't looked into it but, if true, it might be something to consider when making extracts/oils (and because diterpenes have anti-inflammatory properties perhaps especially so for medical users?)

[Dekay]

no harm in switching what micron would be needed missy

[olmec]

I use a 43micron stainless steel laboratory sieve

[Dekay]

I use a 43micron stainless steel laboratory sieve

 

You got any spare or where best to get em mate

[Anonymiss]

what micron would be needed missy

 
I don't know, but if you're using coffee filters then I do know that permanent/washable versions are available so maybe something like that?

[Anonymiss]

Maybe something like these, @Dekay?









ebay: stainless coffee filter and gold coffee filter

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[olmec]

About £20notes for. 12"(30cm) X 12"(30cm) so not bad cos you use the same piece over and over to infinity and beyond! Made from 316l to so that's a real good quality stainless

https://utahbiodiese...ainlessmesh.php

[Dekay]

Maybe something like these, @Dekay?









ebay: stainless coffee filter and gold coffee filter

 

Cheers missy that do the trick

 

About £20notes for. 12"(30cm) X 12"(30cm) so not bad cos you use the same piece over and over to infinity and beyond! Made from 316l to so that's a real good quality stainless

https://utahbiodiese...ainlessmesh.php

 

A bit expensive mate am on me arse money wise

[Anonymiss]

How about this at £5 for an A4 sheet, and £10 for an A3?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151685590334

[MDS]

A lot of stainless steel mesh is used in screen printing

 

Just thought I'd add that in case it hadn't occured to anyone. A friend of mine used to work in a pottery & used the stuff for printing on mugs etc