T-SacNo. 4 Tea Filters, 12 cup

Wonderful product! I am using these with my new Oster glass kettle. The tea goes into the envelope and it is long enough to hang by the flap from the lid of the kettle. I simply close the lid on the flap. In a few minutes I have a pot of lovely brewed tea and the bag and tea leaves go into the trash rather than down the garbage disposer. The fine print tells me that they are biodegradable and so I would rather dispose in the trash rather than down the sink!

I have an addiction to English Tea Store Looseleaf Gunpowder Green Tea. My big blue 75 oz. teapot is a big ol' sucker, and all the looseleaf tea that is required to make a pot of green tea will not fit in a regular tea ball or a small T-Sac. This larger T-Sac is just the right size to put 1/3 cup looseleaf gunpowder tea, twist the top shut, and brew away. Afterwards, the conveniently bagged, used leaves are easy to sprinkle over the rose garden soil for nitrogen, etc. or tossed into the compost bin. I will be reordering when this box is gone.

When a whole teapot of tea is desired, these work perfect! They hold the tea better than a metal strainer, and do not leave a metallic taste behind. The one longer end can hang over the outside edge of the teapot, then put on the teapot lid and steep as needed. They are economical, and also come in other sizes. Easier to clean too. . .just toss away!

I love to brew iced tea using loose tea. Cleaning out the filter basket was always tedious. Now I just put my tea in these little bags, clip it shut with a tea clip and brew my tea in gallon batches. Great and mess free.

I was familiar with these filters before I placed my order, so there is nothing else to say. However they one of the best if not the best on the market, and this size fits my teapot just fine.

I love being able to throw out the bag instead of scraping out spent tea leaves. Loose the infuser, use disposable tea bags

What can I say? These are tea bags....perfect for making loose tea in my larger pot.

Love the size! Great for making large pitchers of tea, or even spice bags in soups.