What capacity is the AeroPress Clear XL?
The AeroPress Clear XL can brew 20 oz (600 ml), or 2-4 cups of coffee, at one time.
What size filter do I use with the AeroPress Clear XL?
You should use an XL size filter with the AeroPress Clear XL.
How do I clean the Clear XL?
Clean with lukewarm water, gentle soap, and a gentle cloth every week to preserve the life of your AeroPress Clear XL. You can also clean AeroPress Clear XL in your dishwasher (top or bottom rack).
What grind size works best with the AeroPress Clear XL?
For the best brewing experience, use a medium-fine grind size, shake to level the bed of coffee grounds before pouring in the water, and pour the water slowly. You can also try the AeroPress XL Flow Control Filter Cap, which allows you to experiment with any grind size by eliminating drip-through!
Can I press into a glass carafe?
We recommend that you do not press into any glass mugs or carafes with this product. Clear XL includes a carafe made from crystal-clear, shatterproof Tritan™ that’s perfect for brewing and serving.
Is the AeroPress Clear XL dishwasher safe?
Yes, it is (top rack and bottom rack safe).
Is it BPA-free?
Yes, it is BPA-free.
What accessories does it come with?
It comes with a scoop, a stirrer, a Tritan™ carafe, and paper filters.
What kind of coffee does it make?
It can make American style coffee, cold brew style coffee, or espresso style coffee (which can also be used in drinks like lattes and cappuccinos).
Does it make cold brew?
Yes, it makes cold brew.
Where is AeroPress Clear XL manufactured?
AeroPress Clear XL is manufactured in the USA. AeroPress was founded by inventor Alan Adler, who created the very first prototype in his garage in Palo Alto, California. While a significant portion of our product line continues to be manufactured in the United States, some products are manufactured overseas driven by consideration of materials, assembly, cost and order quantity thresholds. All AeroPress products continue to be conceived and designed in the USA.
What is the difference between the AeroPress reusable metal filter and the AeroPress paper micro-filters?
The AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter allows oils to pass through for a somewhat fuller-bodied cup of coffee, whereas the paper micro-filter keeps out those oils for a smoother, grit-free flavor profile. Whichever filter you use, you're sure to make a delicious cup!
Is the metal used in the AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter food-safe?
Yes, the metal used in the AeroPress reusable metal filter is a food-safe, premium grade 316 stainless steel.
Which AeroPress coffee makers are compatible with the XL size AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter?
The XL size AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter works with AeroPress XL (not compatible with AeroPress Original, Clear, Premium, Steel, Go, or Go Plus).
What is the difference between 316 and 304 stainless steel?
316 and 304 are two different grades of stainless steel. 316 is a premium grade of stainless steel that is much more durable and corrosion resistant than lower grade 304 stainless steel. The AeroPress reusable metal filter is made from 316 stainless steel, unlike other metal filters on the market.
Does AeroPress manufacture any of the other metal filters on the market?
Yes, AeroPress also manufactures the AeroPress Gold Tone Super Fine Filter, a great option for fuller-bodied flavor with increased clarity. All other products on the market are made by third parties.
Can I clean the AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter in the dishwasher?
Yes, the AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter filter is dishwasher safe (top rack only).
Is the AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter compostable?
Because it is made of stainless steel, the AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter is not compostable. However, it is infinitely reuseable, so you can make as many cups of coffee as you like with it. Just wash and reuse for cup after cup of rich, full-bodied coffee!
Where are AeroPress Stainless Steel Filters manufactured?
AeroPress Stainless Steel Filters are manufactured in China. AeroPress was founded by inventor Alan Adler, who created the very first prototype in his garage in Palo Alto, California. While a significant portion of our product line continues to be manufactured in the United States, some products are manufactured overseas driven by consideration of materials, assembly, cost and order quantity thresholds. All AeroPress products continue to be conceived and designed in the USA.
