Review on 🍵 JIANG Tea Bags – 100pcs Empty Filter Bags for Loose Tea, Disposable Infuser with Drawstring, Original Color Filter Paper – 2.75x3.54inch/7x9centimeter by Tracy Nuy

The tea bags were packaged in a ziplock plastic bag which was very difficult for me to open and I had to really rip to open it. This plastic bag was packaged in a plain white box that said "PPpanda" and a "Made in China" sticker on the other side of the box. The name "JIANG" was nowhere to be found. There was no further information on what the tea bags were made of or what company they were made by and the white cardboard was actually too small for the pouch as the end of the cardboard would not close when I put the pouch back in. When I opened the zip pocket, not only could I take out one bag, but trying to get a bag out of the plastic bag, I took out 8 which meant trying to put the rest back into the overflowing plastic bag. (Which wasn't easy.) When I tried to fill the first bag with tea and tie it with string, the side seam tore when I pulled the string. When I filled the second with tea and successfully tightened the line without tearing the side, it filled with air and floated on the surface of the water. He pushed him down to submerge him and kept resurfacing. When I tried to force the air out of him so that he sank into the water, he ripped apart. **Sigh** Well I'm not sure what these things are made out of, who made them, or why they look like swimmers on hot water, or if I really want to drink something out of these bags. Maybe I can find another use for them. I'm just wondering if they sent me the wrong brand given the many good reviews this product has received.