coffee-filter paper is excellent for ----- ?

what other uses can we find for this specialty paper?

On Tue, 25 Mar 2008 12:17:29 -0700 (PDT), phlegmatico posted from gatekeeper.comfort.navy.mil :

Troll a UK newsgroup whilst doing bugger all in the US Navy?

strain yogurt to make farmer cheez. or something.

Straining the sediment from vintage or crusted port.

phlegmatico wrote in news:91dbdbec-2be5-4a48- snipped-for-privacy@d62g2000hsf.googlegroups.com:

Use a filter in the bottom of the plastic bucket to keep your tomato plant's dirt from coming through when you grow tomatoes upside down in a bucket.

Stuffing it up the arris of idiots who post stupid questions to the wrong group?

Chromatography.

Washing windows.

When you run out of candy at Halloween, you can give a sheet of coffee-filter paper instead. Watch the kid's eyes sparkle with delight.

Something perhaps but not cheese!

Mary

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But coffee filters are often coloured :-(

Mary

I use it for a final filtering of beeswax - after filtering it through tea-bag fabric.

Then I keep the wax impregnated papers to use for firelighters. They're fragrant and efficient, far superior to the horrid stinking paraffin blocks.

Mary

arris n. edge, line where two surfaces meet

arse[??s] n. ass, buttocks (British Slang); someone who is stupid or repulsive (Offensive, British Slang)

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'Arris, A tweed made by a cockney immigrant to Scotland.

liner for potted plants.

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