100 Micron 7"x16" Singed Polyester Felt Filter Bag PESP1S Size 1

Well made

Added too much extra tannin to the Cabernet, and it just wouldn't settle. I racked first then took the lee (i.e. dregs at the bottom left over from spent yeast, additives, tannin and oak additives etc.) and ran it through my new .5 micron filter set into a big soup pot. I got another half gallon of wine out of that! It didn't remove everything, maybe because I was squeezing the bag to help it along, but now it is all about the same consistency as in the main carboy (6 gallon wine fermenting bottle) so I could add it back in.

This bag not only filters out considerably more then the 200 micron bag, it looks exponentially better also. I use it in a freshwater and so its hanging up on top of my tank and so looks matter more then if it was a sump set up. While the other bags I have seen are a very fuzzy fabric this fabric is not fuzzy at all an instead looks just like normal shirt fabric, of course with a much tighter threading. Of course the down side is that with a tighter micron you have to clean it out more, but if you are not using it for a sump on a salt water you really won't seen that big of a differefence in flow rate change since there is less the filter out in freshwater.

These filters have multiple uses besides filtering fuel. They are great filters for overflow pipes in aquariums. I use one in my aeroponics reservoir as a filter. I hang this from the inside of my tote and insert the pump intake into the filter bags. They work great for this. Aeroponic nozzles have very small orifices and are easy to clog. I recently cleaned mine after a year of use without any clogging. There was almost nothing inside the nozzle filters and what little there was was easily cleaned out. What little there was probably fell into the filter bag itself accidentally because 10 microns is very small considering a human hair is 40 microns thick. Highly recommended for aeroponics or even hydroponics. Cheap insurance against clogging.

This filters beeswax beautiful!. I love the small size. My beeswax went from a dark brown to a bright pretty yellow! Great filters! Last time3 uses out of it, I purchased one of these filters I got a bigger one and cut the used bottom off and sewing a new bottom back into the bag. I was able to filter almost 5 small batches of beeswax doing that. With this filter I might not be able to get more then 3 uses out of it but for the price I like this smaller one. The super small filtration this filter provided cleans the dirtiest wax!

I used this to remove mold spores from a tincture I made and i tested a sample of the tincture under a microscope to check that it removed the dead mold spores and I was thrilled to discover that in the whole sample, I only found 3 mold spores. No filter removes 100% of anything so the discovery of so few spores was exactly what i would have expected to find with a working filter.

Love this filter! We used it for a backyard maple syrup operation. In our last boil, we produced 2 gallons of maple syrup. We filtered the final boil through this filter into a smaller stock pot and then into the jars. It came out crystal clear! We started with the filter folded in half, and when it slowed down, I just unfolded it and let the syrup pour through the bottom half. It's easy to clean. Just turn it inside out and running water cleans it off. We liked it so much I just ordered another one!

It filters out every last little bit of undesired sediment in my solutions. I was very impressed with the results, by far the clearest looking product I've produced. I found that it fits well in a half gallon mason jar which simplifies my process even more. I just pour in my material and then slowly lift it out of the jar using the convenient strap. .