TamBee Reusable Tea Bags Coffee Filter Bags Empty Tea Bags for Loose Leaf Tea Cold Brew Bags Tea Sachets 4 x 6 Inch 200 Pcs

my daughter has really bad eczema. i bought these to put old fashion oats and dead sea salt in for her to use in the bath. it works super well. these little bags are super sturdy and keeps everything in the bag not all over the tub. comes with so much for the price. highly recommend.

These bags are huge and exactly what I needed for brewing tea in bulk. It’ll hold at least 750 mL / 300 g loose leaf tea. Once you let the bag cool off and dry, it’s fairly simple to clean.

I checked a number of tea filter bags on Amazon before I settled on these. I needed a fairly large size bag as I brew a quart of "sun tea" (1:1 hibiscus ["karkaday"] and gunpowder green tea) about every other day, and I needed a large, durable bag with good permeability. This fits the bill nicely - it's easy to fill, the drawstring secures the loose tea and the strings can be secured to the container to prevent the bag from sinking. The bags have excellent permeability, as you can see the red from the hibiscus tea seeping out into the water almost as soon as you place the bag in. I usually let the tea seep for several hours, but I think you could have a full quart in an hour or so of the container being out in the sun. I usually squeeze the residue out into the container to get all the good flavonoids, etc. out of the tea - the bags are sufficiently robust and tough enough that I've never had one break or tear. These are good value for the money and they work quite well for my purposes. If you're brewing tea in quantity (a quart or more), these are ideal.

These bags are the perfect size and the strings are easy to tie

They're always what you expect to receive. The seller does a great job procuring these bags.

I really enjoy the flavor of hibiscus (Jamaica) agua fresca. It is made by simmering broken hibiscus flowers in water. If you simply put the flowers into the water, then you have to strain out the flowers. It's similar to the issues of making tea without a teabag. These bags hold enough hibiscus to make a large batch. Pull out the bag after you are done simmering, squeeze it with some tongs to extract all the liquid, and into the compost go the bag and the contained flowers. It makes preparing a several day batch of concentrate an absolute snap. The bags are reasonably priced, and the quality seems high. I would buy these again when I run out, but I expect that will be a year from now. I expect that these would work equally well when making large batches of tea.

I use loose leaf tea when making iced tea so these are ideal since none of the leaves escape from the bag. No more straining! I make ice tea by the gallon the bags are large enough to hold all the tea needed.

I use Mumtaz tea to make pitchers of iced tea. I was using large tea balls but that was a pain and they always leaked tea granules.Finding these bags was life changing. It makes brewing iced tea so much easier. In addition, I like to pack a few of these already loaded with tea when I travel. I can make my own iced tea when traveling and spend so much less at Starbucks