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

I would have written a review a long time ago, but I felt ill. Anyway these bags are too big, also they are made of flimsy material, I had a lot of tea in my cup, I went to get the bag and it fell apart.

These are paper bags. You use them and throw them away, making it almost impossible to clean up. Easy enough to use if you are experienced with tea bags. Although they are quite uncomfortable on their own.

Large size, larger than a regular tea bag; Easy to put on loose tee and close with laces. Well filtered; no bits or pieces in my tea. If possible I would give 6 stars.

I love these loose tea bags! They are ideal for making your own exotic flowering teas. The bags are large enough to fill with herbs and edible flowers to make up to a liter of tea from one bag.

This has completely changed the rules of loose leaf tea making. These bags fit easily into my loose leaf tea and leave no tea residue. I will definitely be using these tea bags in the future.

I love these tea filter bags. I love the fact that they are natural, unbleached and don't use any basting pins. I make some dried garden herbs to make a homemade tea blend and it's a lot better than boiling the herbs and straining them. I can use as many as I want. They are quite strong and quite porous, which gives herbal teas the right flavor. The thread is strong and will not break when closing the bag. Great little product and great value for money. Great for favors with homemade tea blends

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…