TamBee 100 Pack Disposable Tea Filter Bags Tea infusers 4" x 6" Empty Muslin Drawstring Seal Filter Tea Bags Drawstring Herb Loose Tea bag for Brew Tea Cold Brew Coffee（4" x 6" /10 x 15cm）

A plastic lining is present in this product. It clears up when heated. This product should be prohibited because it is scientifically proven that eating plastic causes cancer. Be cautious of these Chinese-made products.

Etta Silva

| Sep 13, 2021

I use these bags to make tub tea, which I combine with oatmeal, Epsom salt, and dried herbs for a relaxing bath. They withstand being soaked well and are stable enough for me to squeeze it out and play with it in the bath. I adore these!.

Trinity Conley

| Apr 17, 2021

I bought this to make Thai tea, and it's a lot easier than using the "Thai Tea Sock," and it's also a lot less messy. Although some loose leaf tea spilled out during the steeping process, it wasn't much when I filtered it out. I stuffed 1 cup of tea leaves into each sachet, planning ahead for how the leaves would expand and purchasing the right size for the job. I made the Thai Tea with 8 cups of filtered water, 1 cup sugar, and 2 cups tea leaves. It was very simple to make; simply add ice and top with evaporated milk or half and half. I can now easily compost the tea leaves that have been used in our backyard garden.

Itzel Wilson

| Mar 31, 2021

I switched from a reusable linen blend bag by another brand, which I liked but found extremely difficult to clean of coffee grounds. These are simple to use, hold just enough coffee for me to make a half gallon of iced coffee, have no flavor of their own, and don't leak tiny grounds into the coffee. I'm sure the one pack I bought will last me a long time, but once it's gone, I'll be ordering more; I have no complaints.

Evelyn Waters

| Jul 12, 2021

I make ice tea with these bags. When I make chicken or beef stock, I also use it to put my spices in. Because I remove the bag before straining the stock, it makes my stock clearer and much easier to strain. I don't have to go looking for all of my black pepper and coriander seeds. I make my ice tea with filtered water and a small amount of it. Cool the tea and store it in a glass container in the refrigerator (a smaller quantity takes up less space). Then, when I'm ready to drink, I add cold, filtered water. You can compost the bag once you're done with it because it's environmentally friendly.

Milo Key

| Aug 25, 2021

When I make Thai Tea, it's usually for a potluck or a family gathering, so I usually make about 2 gallons at a time, and these large bags are perfect for it! br>br>These would also be great for making Pho because you can throw in all the spices, as well as the onions, ginger, and garlic, in the bag! br>br>I'm definitely going to give some of these to my friends and family!.

Deandre Rivera

| Jul 22, 2021

I almost forgot to leave a review, but the seller contacted me to confirm that I received it and that there were no issues, so customer service is unsurpassed. Furthermore, they did not request that I write a review; instead, they simply checked in to ensure that I received what I had ordered. Now, on to the product itself: I use these to make bath tea, and they are the perfect size and well-made. I'm sure I'll place another order.

Cecilia Orr

| May 10, 2021

In the winter, I enjoy making mulled apple cider, so I ordered these. Because I use a gallon of cider at a time, I needed bags that could hold the spices. The drawstring top keeps even granulated spices inside the bag, which is ideal for one-time use. I usually steep the spices for 30 to 45 minutes, and I've yet to have a bag fall apart. These accomplish exactly what I was looking for at a very reasonable price.

Forest MARSDEN

| Feb 24, 2021