Coffee Filters
Coffee Filters

Plain paper coffee filters can go in your backyard compost bin.
Plastic, cloth, or plastic-coated coffee filters go into the garbage. To reduce waste, consider buying reusable coffee filters, such as natural fiber filters, or use a french press.
ACCEPTABLE DISPOSAL

Reusing an item is always one of the best options when considering disposal of an item.

This item may be managed on site with a standard backyard composter and/or food digester.

This item may be disposed at curbside in your regular waste collection program.