🐌 COSMOS Pack of 15 Snail-Shaped Silicone Tea Bag Holder Clips for Cups and Mugs Review

Non-functional, for some reason the tea rises along the string of the bag and flows out of the mug. Very cute but can't be used crap.

If you're a tea drinker and hate it when a tea bag label falls into your tea, then this is for you. The only downside is that they are so small that they are sometimes thrown away.

I love these little tea snails! I got them as gifts for people and keep a few for myself. They work great and everyone thinks they're too cute. I don't need more, but I want a whole flock of these little guys.

I bought them for my sister and her tea table, she likes them a lot. She was skeptical and didn't think she would like them but was pleasantly surprised when they arrived and she used them for the first time. Now she is hooked and uses it every day.

They are so cute! The colors are bright and cheerful. There were so many that I gave some to my nieces as gifts. When the first niece saw hers, she gasped and so did the others. So everyone was happy when they got everything!

I was hoping they would work like a champion. Well they don't. Very thin and difficult to hold onto the cup. And when you try to use them on plastic, they look like a Starbucks jar. You're out of luck at all. And find out as soon as you get them, and they don't work at all. THEY CANNOT BE RETURNED! Don't waste your time or money.

I love these little snail shaped silicone tea bag holders. They fit perfectly in my cup and look cute. Love the choice of colors and the fact that there are 15 in the pack. They do their job well and keep the tea bag in place. However, the snail could have had a slightly cleaner design. Some of them are badly designed. I gave it to my sister in law who loves tea. She loves it. Great for favors with some homemade blended tea bags. Excellent value for money. Instantly lifts spirits on cold, rainy

With everyone at home all day, the water glass collection on the counters and countertops grew every day. Since I couldn't tell which glasses belonged to whom, they all ended up in the dishwasher, dirty or not. I bought these snails in hopes of being able to identify the owner of the drinking paraphernalia in the future. As long as you have a thick-rimmed jar like the one on the right, the snail will hold up well. Beware of using snails on thin-rimmed glasses, as shown at left; You get snail in