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Chemex | Brew Clip

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CLIP ON, CLIP OFF

Providing an additional air channel to prevent slow flow rate, the Chemex Brew Clip is a useful addition to your Chemex Brew Ritual.

Place the Brew Clip on your Chemex carafe, opposite side the pouring spout before placing your filter.
FEATURES

Provides an additional air channel to prevent slow flow rate.

Simple and easy to use.

To be used with all Chemex coffee makers.

Dimensions

L4.2" | L10.4cm

Made in the U.S.A.
ABOUT CHEMEX

The Chemex Coffeemaker was invented in 1941 by Dr. Peter Schlumbohm PhD, whose focus was on making everyday objects more functional, attractive and enjoyable to use.

Description
Details
Other Info

CLIP ON, CLIP OFF

Providing an additional air channel to prevent slow flow rate, the Chemex Brew Clip is a useful addition to your Chemex Brew Ritual.

Place the Brew Clip on your Chemex carafe, opposite side the pouring spout before placing your filter.
FEATURES

Provides an additional air channel to prevent slow flow rate.

Simple and easy to use.

To be used with all Chemex coffee makers.

Dimensions

L4.2" | L10.4cm

Made in the U.S.A.
ABOUT CHEMEX

The Chemex Coffeemaker was invented in 1941 by Dr. Peter Schlumbohm PhD, whose focus was on making everyday objects more functional, attractive and enjoyable to use.

$0.76

Original: $2.17

-65%

Chemex | Brew Clip—

$2.17

$0.76

Description

Description
Details
Other Info

CLIP ON, CLIP OFF

Providing an additional air channel to prevent slow flow rate, the Chemex Brew Clip is a useful addition to your Chemex Brew Ritual.

Place the Brew Clip on your Chemex carafe, opposite side the pouring spout before placing your filter.
FEATURES

Provides an additional air channel to prevent slow flow rate.

Simple and easy to use.

To be used with all Chemex coffee makers.

Dimensions

L4.2" | L10.4cm

Made in the U.S.A.
ABOUT CHEMEX

The Chemex Coffeemaker was invented in 1941 by Dr. Peter Schlumbohm PhD, whose focus was on making everyday objects more functional, attractive and enjoyable to use.