Four short steps cover the setup, use, and cleanup that matter.
Set the removable basin inside the outer shell by hand. Put AeroHome on a level surface close to the brewing area so it is ready before you begin.
The basin just places inside—there is no latch or locking step.
Basin setup image will be added soon.
Flip AeroHome and use the opening to give an upside-down AeroPress a more stable place to stand. The ring of the plunger rests against the station.
This is a stability aid, not a reason to leave the brewer unattended.
Pre-brew position image will be added soon.
After pressing, return AeroHome to its drip-catching position and place the AeroPress with the filter cap facing down. The chamber ring rests on the station while residual liquid falls into the basin.
Move the brewer directly to AeroHome to keep drips off the workspace.
Post-brew position image will be added soon.
Lift the basin out by hand and empty it when full or at the end of the brewing session. Wipe or hand wash as needed, then let both parts air-dry completely.
AeroHome is not dishwasher safe.
Cleaning image will be added soon.
The same two-part object supports two simple moments in the AeroPress workflow.
The plunger ring supports the inverted AeroPress.
The chamber ring rests above the catch basin.
When full or after the brewing session.
Air-dry both pieces before putting them away.
The value is a stable destination that prevents post-brew drips from spreading across the work area.
The future white paper will document the two-part construction, stability, liquid containment, material choices, and claim boundaries.
The 12.9 × 11.6 × 4.0 cm (5.08 × 4.57 × 1.57 in) outer base can use any suitable material or color; 6% rectilinear is the tested low-infill setting. The 8.6 × 8.6 × 1.6 cm (3.39 × 3.39 × 0.63 in) basin is best in PETG, although PLA is suitable. Use 100% infill and the Arachne wall generator for the basin. The 0.4 mm profile needs no supports. Hand wash only; not dishwasher safe.
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