NEPAK 600 Pcs Disposable Tea Filter Bags for Loose Tea,Drawstring Empty Tea Bags for Loose Leaf Tea,with 100% Natural Unbleached Paper(1.97 x 2.76 inch)

Perfect size for a little cup of tea when I don’t wanna get out my French press. These ones don’t rip as easy as other ones I’ve tried. I haven’t had the tea week through the bag and seeps well.

I have been buying this for a while now...very good!

I think I got the 2.36 x 3:15 size. These might be a bit bigger than the common tea bag, but just big enough to fill - a teaspoon comfortably fits inside, making it pretty easy to bag teas, if you’re patient. I am getting a heck of a lot of use out of these: bagging all of my loose leaf tea to take to work, making little satchels from used tea/cedar/etc for my shoes, gym bag, closets, and other small spaces. I probably already used more than 100, so these 600 bags won’t last me a lifetime. As far as sturdiness, I have only ever ripped one while filling it, it might have been my second or third one ever. So it is definitely an easily avoidable issue, they are sturdy enough to be used as they are meant to. One unexpected property is that the cotton from which the strings are made has a strong wicking property. So if you let it hang all the way down out of the cup it will get wet and potentially even start to drip. Might be useful if you want to water your plants when you’re away - it’s an old school trick. Less useful if you set your cup on some documents. I will be buying more of these when I run out.

Sooo many tea bags. Good value for the money, I like that they are disposable yet larger than a single portion tea bag. That way I don’t feel as bad about using something disposable because I know I’m using LESS bag + string than I would be if I purchased individual tea bags. One issue I have with these is that they do seem to get…soft? Weak? If you fill them up too much. I’ve had a few completely break on me. Most of the time, it happens when I am taking the tea bag out of the pot, and trying to squeeze it a little so I don’t drip on the way to the trash can. Just a little bit of pressure can cause them to rip. I do leave them in my tea pot for an absurd amount of time (sometimes a few hours) to make my iced teas so that could be why they get so fragile and you may not have that issue if you are just doing 5 min or so.

We are a loose leaf tea drinking family. We had been using stainless steel in cup tea infusers, but were sick of having to scrape tea leaves out of them, they also tended to allow tea dust into the cup, which upsets my stomach. Saw these and figured we'd give them a shot. We all love them. So easy to fill, sturdy enough to pull the drawstring closed to keep tea leaves contained, but permeable enough to brew effectively with no powder seepage! My stomach is much happier! Since they are unbleached and natural we just chuck them in the compost when done. For us the convenience is worth the repeating cost. We have purchased both the larger and smaller size bags, for us the larger is definitely better for a good strong brew and the are easier to fill.

If you Pair these bags with a 316 (18/10) Stainless Steel Tea Infuser you will have the best of both worlds. The Tannins in Tea & Coffee will adhere to virtually everything so using a Tea Bag is in my opinion a good choice. These Bags are delicate so take your time filling & closing them up. I prefer to use paper filters or bags for health reasons & to also reduce the amount of tannin-related molecules in my Tea. This method also reduces teeth staining since I probably drink more Lose Leaf Tea than an average person. Every Tea takes a different amount of Tea. I'm currently using 1g of loose leaf tea to make 40 oz initially plus an additional 16 oz in a subsequent brew with the brand i have right now. Having 600 bags means i can prefill "A LOT" of bags portioned out & vacuum sealed to retain freshness. (On a side note don't squeeze the bag while brewing or you will have a tannin infused bitter tea.)

So there is nothing actually wrong with the tea bags and they are as advertised. The rating is more related to how hard they are to use. My normal brand was out of stock and I needed more tea filters so decided to try this brand. Others commented that the size was fine so I decided to try it. Personally, they are too small and I wouldn't recommend getting the 5 x 7 cm. It's very difficult to get the tea into the bag, especially if it's a green or white with larger pieces. Also, for a bigger mug you can barely fit the amount of tea I would normally put in it to brew medium strength. I'll be giving these away on my local buy nothing site and looking for a larger alternative.

So very easy to use, just pull the string tight after loading the loose tea leaves, I never have to tie the string in a knot, snug as a whistle...it works great!

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Geniales, hasta hora me parecen excelentes. Tengo q probarlas más, pero todo va muy bien

Es perfecta: pequeña, cierra bien, el té se filtra estupendamente y no traspasan residuos. Llevaba mucho tiempo buscando una bolsa buena y por fin la he encontrado. Me encanta. La volveré a comprar sin duda

Je préfère acheter du thé en vrac qui pour moi est de meilleure qualité que celui en sachet ! Ces petits sachets sont parfaits pour une tasse ou un mug ! Je les prépare en avance pour un mois.

Sacchetti filtro davvero comodi e ben fatti. La carta è abbastanza spessa e resistente: non si rompe quando si riempie e non si apre durante l’infusione. Le dimensioni sono giuste per la maggior parte delle tisane/infusi e si chiudono facilmente, quindi niente foglie in giro nella tazza. Li uso soprattutto per tisane sfuse e spezie (zenzero, cannella, ecc.) e filtrano bene senza lasciare residui. Nessun odore o sapore “di carta”, cosa che purtroppo capita con prodotti economici. Confezione grande: ottimo rapporto quantità/prezzo. Consigliati.