Tea Filter bags, safe and natural material, disposable tea infuser, empty tea bag with drawstring for loose leaf tea, set of 100（3.15 x 3.94 inch ） (White)

Great quality and good price. Love that they are larger if I choose a larger batch to brew. The drawstring seal works great and they don't rip open either.

I am a tea drinker and I use these about five days per week. Works great for looseleaf tea.

These tea filter bags aren't bad at all. They're on the smaller side (most bags I've used are larger), and there are plenty of bags with imperfections, as you can see in the last 2 photos. But for the most part, the value is very good; the price is great for the amount of bags you get. Also, the string is thicker and stronger than many others, making it easier and quicker to close each bag securely without risk of the bag ripping. I fill these tea filter bags with my homemade organic herbal tea blends and it works fine, holding up to a few tablespoons if needed. The bags feel a bit rough to the touch, and they float on top of the water, unlike some other teabags. These issues don't really affect the quality of the bags or the ability of the herbs to properly infuse into hot water. I just wanted you to know everything about the product before purchasing. I'd probably be willing to get these bags again, but mostly because of the price, $11.99 (which has since been raised by $3!). The quality and consistency could be a bit better.

I live on tea in winter and I like to make my own blends, so these are perfect. No flavors and easy to use. The string is good and long. Never had one break and leak on me in the couple of years I've used them. There's plenty so a box of these lasts about a year.

Good quality and durable. Doesn't let tea leaves run loose at all. I have been using this for more than a year.

I purchased the 100 count 3.15 x 3.94 to make iced tea in a quart jar. They work perfectly! I can fit 4 teaspoons of loose tea in each. As some people have noted, the paper is thin and the drawstring is a bit fragile. But, I found that if you slowly pull while easing the top of the bag closed there is no issue of tearing/breaking. I also tie a knot at the end to make the closure more secure. If you pull hard and fast; yes, you most likely will tear the bag or cause the string to break out of the sewn sleeve. This pack is going to last me a long time. Glad I discovered them 🙂

REVIEW: Tinkee Tea Filter bags, safe and natural material, disposable tea infuser, empty tea bag with drawstring for loose tea...ASIN# B07QRF4PSD I tried to use these for coffee, since other reviewers have stated they work OK for that. Not so in my case. I have a French Press, good for 2 x 12 oz. cups, but I don't have coffee every day, and I don't always want more than 1 cup. Then there is the clean up after I am done. So on days where I might only want one cup of coffee, I thought these bags might be ideal, fast, easy, no mess. So I tried one in a 12 oz. cup of boiled water, I used 10 grams of freshly ground coffee, then let it sit and steep for about six or seven minutes. After that time, there was barely any color, nor coffee taste in the water. So then I tried squeezing the saturated bag - between 2 teaspoons - into the water, and the bag just fell apart, leaving me with a cup of wet coffee grounds. So much for that experiment, back to the French press for now. I might try another brand of bags. Because these bags I recon. seemed very flimsy, not even as durable as simple Lipton pre packaged tea bags. I can't fairly rate these for tea. I have infusers for that when I need to make some type of tea. Back to the drawing board I reckon. I gave these 3 stars because I wasn't actually using them for their intended purpose. But since I didn't read anywhere in the details the seller claiming in that they can be used for coffee, it is not fair to give them overall one star. But if I had used them for tea, I just know that when I squeezed out the remaining liquid from the tea bag it would still break apart. I can't recommend for either use. I would not purchase again.

These tea bags work great and are really versatile. I like using them to hold pho spices when I’m not making a big pot great for making enough for the a family of 6 —it keeps everything contained and makes cleanup easier. If you’re Hmong, I’d also recommend these for your wife’s post-birth chicken diet—just fill them with the herbs and drop them into the soup. Super convenient and useful to have around.

Thank you, I am very happy with these "DIY" tea bags, work great with Tea, also with ground COFFEE! About 2 tea spoons of ground coffee per bag (test to suit your own tastes) give a great strong 1st cup, and a pretty good second cup also. No need to cook up a big pot of coffee, pays for itself in smaller coffee grounds. Environmentally friendly and healthy, no apparent plastics or chemicals

These are brilliant. It's a very fine mesh so not even powdered tea leaves can go through them

I switched to the draw string tea bags from the wire balls as I found some of the loose leaf tea would escape and you would end up drinking the floaties. These bags prevent the loose leaf bits from getting in the water. I was at first hesitant to pull on the string, assuming it would break, but it has held up thus far. So far, no issues and I find the bags to be high quality. Doesn't fall apart after being emerged in liquid for hours. (I often take hours to drink a cup which is why I know this). Does a great job at allowing the loose leaves to seep. Highly recommend if you are looking for something cost effective, reliable with quality in mind.

The bags are too big. It’s almost a foot long. How are we supposed to use as a tea bag?

Great to convert tea leaves in to teabags.