Comments on: Numola 100Pcs Disposable Tea Bags for Loose Leaf Tea, Empty Tea Bags Natural Material Seal Tea Infuser Bag, Tea Infuser Sachets with Drawstring Herb Sachet Bags for Loose Tea (4.2″ x 3.2″)

By: P. Powell

P. Powell — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:16 +0000

Best Tea Filters!
I like drinking chaga tea and have been looking for a good way to steep it. Iâve bought many steepers and the fine chaga particles always find a way of getting through. So I found these filters and thought I would give them a try. These are the best filters ever. The chaga is ground into a fine powder. Itâs not a leaf style tea. Let me tell you these tea bags rock! I place a teaspoon of ground charge into the filter and pull the drawstring to cinch the top. The filter is of quality construction and Iâve never had a problem with the string.

By: Oh-Well-Darn

Oh-Well-Darn — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:16 +0000

Will not break down in the compost pile.
Hello, this product is advertised as biodegradable food-grade material made from corn fiber. Iâve placed my used tea filled filter bags in my garden compost bin outdoors and even the ones which have been in there for over a year have not broken down yet. I tried burning the edge of one of these filter bags and they melt like nylon or plastic material would with the edges forming hard plastic like melt balls. Even the drawstring melts rather than burn like cotton would. With all the concern about scientists finding mico-plastics in our bodyâs tissues and bloodstreams these days, Iâm going to switch over to unbleached wood-fiber tea filter bags instead of these. Iâve used these white non-woven filter bags for about two and a half years now thinking they were biodegradable, but if they will not break down in over a year with other biomaterials then Iâm reluctant to continue to used these. Iâve even tried using these filter bags as seed starter cups filled with potting soil thinking I could just transplant the entire bag with the plant directly into the garden. When Iâve done this the bag will not break down allowing the roots to penetrate. I believe the ones made from wood-fiber should works much better for both food and garden applications.

By: Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:16 +0000

These are great, can hold a lot but meant for good quality tea!

By: Joanne

Joanne — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:16 +0000

What a disappointment! Fell apart in my soup pot. I guess it would be ok if used only for tea.Very thin – like thick tissue paper.

By: Susan J. Florence

Susan J. Florence — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:15 +0000

Great tea bags!
I have tried several different tea bags but this one is the best. It is easy to use and keeps the tea dregs out of the bottom my cup. I get great tasting tea everytime.

By: Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:15 +0000

Natural tea bags
Nice, durable tea bags. Recommend

By: gkanerva

gkanerva — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:15 +0000

Versatile and Reliable
I initially purchased these Disposable Drawstring Tea Filter Bags as part of my wedding favors, which had a tea theme. Surprisingly, I ended up with plenty of leftovers, and to this day, they continue to prove their worth in my kitchen.While I’m not an avid tea drinker, these bags have found a unique purpose in my baking endeavors. I use them to steep tea in milk for various baked goods, and they consistently deliver excellent results. One notable feature is their durability â I have not encountered any tears that would lead to the contents spilling into my drink, a quality I truly appreciate.However, if I were to pinpoint a mild inconvenience, it would be the drawstring. The thinness of the string, coupled with the tendency of the bag to bunch up, makes securing it tightly a bit challenging. Although this hasn’t posed a significant issue so far, it’s worth noting as a minor annoyance.

By: RP

RP — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:15 +0000

More effective than an infuser.
I’ve ordered these twice now, and will continue to order them as I run out. They’re so much more effective than tea balls or other infusers that let little bits of leaf into the drink.

By: ThisIsCori

ThisIsCori — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:15 +0000

Exactly what I was looking for to make Thai Tea, regular tea, and even coffee!
I was looking for an easier way to strain the Thai Tea that I bought for my daughter. I had been using a fabric nut bag but the tea was staining it and it was getting messy to clean every day when my daughter wanted tea. These tea bags were exactly what I was looking for. I can put the desired amount of loose tea into the bag, cinch it closed, and add hot water. Within minutes the tea is ready and I can toss the bag. It holds up well. I usually use rubber tongs to squeeze the liquid out of the tea bag and so far the bags have held up well even being squeezed. I like that you can even use the bags to make coffee, too. I’ve been able to put more than 5 Tablespoons of tea/coffee in them so they do hold quite a lot. The spoon is a cute bonus that my daughter loves and I love the snails. They hold the tea bag string in place so it doesn’t go into the cup. This is a great set and I’ll be buying more for sure.

By: Kindle Customer

Kindle Customer — Wed, 16 Apr 2025 07:31:15 +0000

So convenient!
If you are a loose leaf tea drinker, or you like to soak with herbs in the tub, or if you like to cook with spices these little beauties are great to have on hand! I love how convenient they are, and they are pretty durable as well! I make elderberry syrup and squeeze the bag pretty hard to get all that goodness out, and they stand up to the beating I give them! I like that they tie down tight as well.