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

I like to make larger amounts of tea so I will use 1 - 2 tablespoons at a time. The tea bag easily holds that amount of tea and the measuring spoon easily fits into the opening.

The teabags came over-stuffed in a plastic zip-lock bag that I had great difficulty opening and really had to rip it to get it opened. That plastic pouch was over-stuffed in a plain white cardboard box with PPpanda written on it, and a sticker that said "Made in China" on the other side of the box. The name "JIANG" was nowhere to be found. There was no other information about what these teabags are made from or what company made them, and the white cardboard box was actually too small for the pouch, because the end of the box won't close once I put the pouch back in it.Once I got the zip-lock bag opened, I was unable to take out just one bag ~ trying to pull one bag out of the plastic bag meant taking out 8, which meant trying to put the other ones back into the over-stuffed plastic bag (which wasn't an easy thing to do.) When I tried to fill the first bag with tea and close it with the drawstring, the side seam tore open when I pulled the drawstring. When I filled a second one with tea and successfully got the drawstring closed without ripping the side, it filled up with air and floated on top of the water. Pushing it down to submerge it, it popped back up again and again. When I tried to push the air out of it so it would submerge, it tore open. **Sigh**Well, I'm not sure what these things are made from, who made them, or why they look like a floatation device on top of hot water ~~ or whether I want to actually drink something made from using these bags. Perhaps I'll find another use for them. I'm just wondering if I was sent the wrong brand, considering the many good reviews that this product received.

I love these tea filter bags. I love the fact that they are natural and unbleached and don’t make use of stapler pins.I make some dried garden herbs to make a homemade tea blend and these are much better than boiling the herbs and straining them. I can use as much and as little quantity as I want. They are quite durable and quite porous, making herbal teas taste as they should.The string is strong and doesn’t break while closing the teabag. Great little product and great value for money.Great for favors with some homemade tea blend and some cute teabag holders! Great for cold, rainy days when you want to sip on some hot, delicious herbal tea.

I have been wanting some empty tea bags for a long time now & these definitely serves the purpose. But make sure you tie the string tight after filling the bag.

They're pretty easy to use but a bit of advice use bigger flowers don't use very small flowers such as lavender

These paper tea bags are very easy to use, and are perfect to get the bag and the loose tea into the compost pile. I "pack" my tea bags for work, just dropping them in an empty Yeti, then heat the water at work, pour it into the Yeti, then have perfect hot tea all morning.

These are magnificent! They came in a timely manner and they’re very easy to use and their functionality is perfect. The bags are strong enough to get several uses. I use tons of herbs so I can re-steep it more than once or twice.

Its a good value product that I will continue purchasing. The bags came in a small no advertisement clear plastic zip lock. Each tea bag can be hold up to seeping one cup or small kettle.