Tea Filters, XS

These work well. I've bought them multiple times. Easy to twist and tie closed, and I appreciate that they are compostable. I prefer them to a tea strainer at work so I don't have to wash something out every day (lazy!).

I’ve been using these for years, and they are great! After I put my tea in, I fold over the top twice and thread a toothpick through it to seal it. Very durable and easy to use. Also a good size!

I’ve used these for years. They work well. I will definitely continue to repurchase! Highly recommend.

These filters are great for loose leaf tea when you don't have something to make loose leaf tea in. These are a bit big for a cup of tea, more suitable for either a very large mug, or maybe a pot that you don't have an insert for. I did not notice any sort of off taste from the filters. These are big enough that you can twist the top end to allow the tea not to come out. They are also easy for spooning tea into them because of their size. Just make sure you pay attention to the size in inches of the different ones they sell on here to get the kind you need. I used the small size on Amazon's site to put in small tea boxes with tea for our wedding favors.

we love these! You can fill them up with the equivalent of 3 to 4 bags of commercial tea and really helps to make batches of hot or iced tea. The extended flap is actually most handy for filling it without spilling a bunch of tea everywhere as they are simply able to be twisted and tied up. We highly recommend this brand of compostable non-plastic teabag

Just what I wanted. Excellent alternative to messy basket strainers! They work well for steeping my roasted chicory.

I've never used bags like this before and I find myself very pleasantly surprised. I was looking for a new stainless steel filter when I happened onto these. After reading reviews, decided to give these bags a try instead. These are perfect. The medium size is very easy to use, I don't taste or smell anything untoward from the bags, they are much more durable than I expected, and very easy to fill and use. The pictures in the ad show what looks like a black plastic holder to keep the bag open while filling. I find this totally unnecessary. The bags are pleated on the bottom, which, when you fully open, allows the bag to stand with the mouth open. I put the fully opened bag in a dry cup and fill with the tea I wish to use. Very easy, no struggle, no mess. I've attatched pics to help demonstrate. All in all these are great to have and use, and allow me to pre-fill and take some of my favorite teas with me to use on the go! Highly recommend!

I started drinking full leaf around 3 months ago before that I had been drinking pre-packaged tea bags for several years. When I first started to drink loose leaf tea I did what most people do, and bought a strainer metal filter. Metal filters were an excessive amount of work for a cup of tea it had to be washed meticulously (It's a ball infuser) and I couldn't even make chamomile tea(One of my staple infusions) because tea herbs would take twenty minutes just to clean up, plus when I brewed black tea several leaves escaped out of the ball and that simply annoyed me the strainer was of a high-quality brand called kusmi Paris which made me think that the problem was the brewing method itself and not the quality of the strainer . After the frustration of the ball infuser had made me go through for over a month of daily brewing I decided to pick an alternative. At first I considered a basket infuser or brewing tea from a small french press,but then all of a sudden I saw paper tea filters from the brand T-sac and heard incredibly good reviews on this method of brewing,but decided not to get that brand because they use plastic weaving in their bags and I always search for the most earth friendly and health friendly products. I happened to see these tea filters next and they seemed to be exactly what I was looking for free of plastic weaving, chlorine and true to the actual tea flavor . When they arrived I was a bit hesitant because of they don't have a drawstring or any other method of sealing. For a second I considered stapling the bag but decided to fold it first to see if it could hold up.I can tell you that this bag doesn't require of any stapling the bag holds the tea just fine if you make 2-3 small folds at the top. I've used really fine leaves and large herbal leaves and haven't had one single leaf fall out. The taste of the tea itself is better than when I used a ball infuser,and I will recommend this greatly to any loose leaf tea drinkers out there because its a way to have the best of both worlds bagged loose leaf tea.

Schon meine 3. Bestellung. Die Höhe der Filter ist optimal, der obere Rand schaut immer aus der Tasse. Verwende ich für Tee und Kaffee

Recomiendo. Perfecto para quienes quieren elaborar sus propias infusiones. En las medidas que necesite y sin la molestia de tener que usar un colador.

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Größe XL für uns perfekt!

Seitdem ich vor Kurzem den losen Tee für mich entdeckt habe, war ich auf der Suche nach einem guten Filter/Tee-Ei. So habe ich mir 3 verschiedene Ausführungen zum Testen gekauft - einmal eine Teezange von Fackelmann, Tee-Eier von iNeibo und eben diese Papierfilter. Die Filter waren hierbei nur als "Ausweichalternative" gedacht, da ich sie als Plus-Produkt recht erschwinglich kaufen konnte. Ursprünglich sollte es schon ein Produkt sein, dass mehrmals verwendet werden kann und nicht, wie die Papierfilter, nach der Nutzung weggeworfen wird. Allerdings habe ich mich nach dem Testen aller drei Produkte für die Papierfilter entschieden: - das Tee-Ei von iNeibo hatte leider viel zu große Löcher, sodass sehr viel "Satz" und Teeblätter in der Tasse gelandet sind. - die Teezange von Fackelmann hielt da zwar etwas dichter, aber einzelne Teeblätter schwammen doch in der Tasse herum, außerdem habe ich das Gefühl, dass die Zange nicht sehr lange halten wird, da sie auf mich einen relativ klapprigen Eindruck macht - Die Papierfilter lassen absolut nicht durch, nicht einmal den kleinsten Anflug von "Teesatz" konnte ich am Boden der Tasse finden Auf lange Sicht werde ich wohl in ein hochwertigeres (und teureres) Teesieb/-Ei investieren, bis dahin erfreue ich mich aber an den feinen Papierfiltern :-)