Day without coffee. Its bad.

Most people start their day with coffee, and it’s no surprise that they feel the impact when they don’t have it. You may feel fatigued, grumpy, and experience headaches.

Coffee’s caffeine content stimulates the brain and helps you stay alert and focused. It also increases metabolism, which makes you more active.

We’ve done the research and found the best coffee filter hacks so you never have to be deprived from your morning coffee. Here are some of our favourite substitutes:
PAPER TOWELS

The most reliable (and popular) substitute for coffee filters is the paper towel, perhaps because it’s also the most readily available in every household or office. Begin by cutting a sheet of paper towel (approximate the size of your basket) and fold it in half. Fold it again to make a cone and place in the basket. Add coffee and brew as normal.
CLOTH

Another popular hack is to use a clean handkerchief or or to cut a square of cloth out of a tea towel to make a filter. Fit the cut cloth inside your basket. Use scissors to cut away any excess, add coffee and brew!
SOCKS OR STOCKINGS

If paper or cloth is not working for you, you can turn to alternatives like (clean) socks, tights or stockings. We recommend steering away from using synthetic fabrics such as nylon as they could melt at high temperatures. Using scissors, cut the sock or stocking at the ankle and place over the basket. Pour in coffee and presto!
CHEESE CLOTH

Cheese cloth works almost as well as a paper filter. Unfortunately, it isn’t as readily available in most households or offices. If you have cheese cloth handy, cut or fold to fit inside the basket, add coffee, breathe and carry on!
FINE MESH SIEVE

One day without coffee may not seem like a big deal, but it can have a significant impact on your day and overall well-being.

To summarize, skipping your daily dose of coffee can lead to fatigue, decreased productivity, mood swings, and more. It’s not just a drink but a critical part of many people’s lifestyles.