Origami Medium Filters: Brewer Fit and Storage Tips
By Stumptown Coffee Roasters: Craft Coffee Beans Online & In | Published: 2026-11-04
Category: Tips og pleje
Learn which brewers fit Origami medium paper filters, how to store them, and simple care tips to keep your pour over consistent.
Quick answer
Origami medium paper filters are designed for the Origami pour over dripper, and because they are conical and ridge-less, they also fit other cone-style drippers that accept a similar paper filter. Store them flat in a dry, sealed container away from moisture and strong odors.
Why the ridge-less, conical shape matters for fit
The Origami filter's conical shape and lack of ridges mean it sits flush against the dripper's inner walls, so it relies on the dripper's own design to hold it in place. That makes it a natural fit for the Origami dripper, but it also means the filter can work in other cone-style brewers where a smooth paper filter is acceptable. Always check that the filter sits securely and doesn't collapse during brewing.
When a filter might not be the right choice
If your brewer has prominent ridges or a non-standard cone angle, a ridge-less filter may not seat properly, leading to bypass or a collapsed bed. In that case, use a filter specifically designed for your brewer. Also, if you prefer a filter with a tab or specific handling features, the Origami medium may not be your best option.
Origami filter FAQs
- Which brewers fit Origami medium filters?
- They are made for the Origami pour over dripper. Because they are conical and ridge-less, they may also fit other cone-style drippers that use a similar paper filter, but always test the fit before brewing a full batch. Check that the filter sits flat and doesn't fold inward when you add water.
- How should I store Origami paper filters?
- Keep them in their original packaging or a sealed container in a cool, dry place. Avoid storing them near spices, coffee beans, or cleaning supplies, as paper can absorb odors. Moisture can weaken the paper, so don't store them above a kettle or sink. Label the container with the date you opened it to keep track of freshness.
- Do I need to rinse Origami filters before use?
- Rinsing with hot water before brewing can help remove any papery taste and preheat the dripper. It's optional but recommended for the cleanest cup. After rinsing, discard the water and proceed with your brew. If you skip rinsing, you may notice a slight paper flavor in light roasts.
- How many filters come in a pack?
- The Origami Filters, Medium, come in a 100-count pack, which is convenient for daily brewing and helps you avoid running out often. Store the pack sealed to keep the remaining filters dry and clean.
Product facts
- Origami Filters, Medium, 100ct: Conical and ridge-less, this paper filter is designed for getting the best expression out of the Origami pour over dripper. Its shape helps it sit evenly in the Origami dripper, which can lead to more consistent extraction.
Origami Filters, Medium, 100ct
