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How is the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap different from the AeroPress Flow Control Filter Cap?
The AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap blocks drip-through with a Flow Restriction Disk which the user can adjust using an open-close tab, while the AeroPress Flow Control Filter Cap stops drip-through with a pressure-actuated valve. They work differently, but the result is the same - delicious coffee in any style you choose, from cold brew to espresso-style, lattes and more.
How does the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap work?
Liquid does not begin flowing through the holes until the tab of this AeroPress flow control cap is opened. When fully closed, the seal plate stops all drip-through so that users can adjust their flow rates, extend their brew times and control their brew.
How do you clean the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap?
Day to day, a simple rinse while rotating the position of the tab is sufficient to clean the Variable Flow Control Cap. If you wish, you can separate all the components for a more thorough washing before snapping them back together. You can also clean the Variable Flow Control Cap in the top rack of your dishwasher. You can do so while it is still assembled, but we recommend disassembling it first.
What size filter do I use with my AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap?
You should use an XL size AeroPress paper or metal filter with the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap. It is not compatible with standard size AeroPress filters.
Does the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap make real espresso?
The espresso-style concentrate made by this AeroPress espresso attachment can be used in lattes, cappuccinos, and other espresso based drinks. While it is quite similar to espresso, it is not real espresso.
Where is the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap made?
The AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap is designed in Silicon Valley and made in China.
How do I easily remove the paper filter from the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap after brewing?
An easy way to remove the paper filter is to use the end of your stirrer to gently brush the paper filter off of the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap. Once it has begun to peel away from the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap, the paper filter will be easy to tap out into the trash.
Does the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap work with all AeroPress models?
The AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap is compatible with AeroPress Clear XL and Original XL (it is not compatible with AeroPress Original, Go, Clear, Premium, or Go Plus).
Do I need to use a filter with the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap?
Yes, you must use an XL size filter with the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap. You can use an AeroPress Paper Micro-Filter, an AeroPress metal filter (either the AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter or the Gold Tone Super Fine Filter), or both at once to create a variety of delicious flavor profiles.
Can I press while the AeroPress XL Variable Flow Control Cap is in the Closed position?
No, you should always be sure to move the tab to the Open position before you begin pressing.
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