🌿 50 Pack Housim Reusable Cotton Tea Filter Bags - Unbleached Empty Strainer Filter Bags for ECO Friendly Tea/Herb Brew - Ideal Loose Leaf Tea Infuser for Home, Office, and Travel (3.1 x 3.9Inch) Review

Opening large enough for a measuring spoon. Durable and reusable! He doesn't miss the fine tea leaves! Would definitely buy again

I have more than the 50 I ordered. I would recommend boiling them before use to sterilize them. The clean water I boiled them in was yellowish brown after I pulled them out.

They're easy to use, relatively easy to clean and don't leave tea leaves on the floor like mechanical teapots do. I expect each of them to be good for many cups of tea and be eco-friendly.

Very easy to use and looks very durable. It was easy to put tea in and stayed inflated with no problems. A little difficult to clean but much easier once turned inside out! I see I've been using them for a long time!

Bags are good when you understand them. "Take care of the bags," you say. They need to be washed first before use, and you don't want to tie them, otherwise you won't be able to open them for reuse. The easiest way to empty a used bag for reuse is to turn it inside out, rinse and let dry. Happy with the purchase and there was a learning curve.

These items are NOT food and should not be used with all you can eat. There is a very strong chemical smell from every manufacturing process they go through in China. I'm sure any use will lead to ingestion of carcinogens and/or intestinal upset. Very disappointed that Revain is once again turning a blind eye to such security concerns.

Tea bags are good enough to brew loose tea in and then simply turn them over to rinse out afterwards. However, the tip is just a loose thread that can be accidentally torn out if you're not careful, and there are loose threads that need to be pulled off before first use. I think they are good for the price but next time I might try to find purer tea bags as I use them as an accompaniment to the tea I sell.

Made in China These bags had some kind of glaze when received. I hand washed and rinsed them several times in very hot soapy water, then soaked them in hot soapy water to which I added bleach. This finally got rid of the frosting and made them feel like gauze should feel. A good wash rounded off the work. Since they are small and transparent, this washing took place in a bowl in the kitchen sink. I squeezed rather than twisted the bags during washing and rinsing to keep the threads from getting

Bought for the first time because of the price and because it was 50 bags. I've listened to other reviews and boiled the bags in water first to get rid of any weird build up in the bags and that certainly happened. There were so many in the bags that the water turned a completely different color, became thick and cloudy, and wasn't gone even on the first boil. I cooked it a second time and it still didn't seem to remove all of the residue in the packets. It just grossed me out and I didn't want