YGDZ Tea Filter Bags for Loose Tea

They stay closed really well. The drawstring closure is one of the standout features—multiple users specifically mention that the bags don't leak or pop open during brewing, even in hot water. You pull the string tight and it holds everything securely inside.

No, they're quite durable. The material holds up well in hot water without tearing or breaking down during the brewing process. You can steep your tea with confidence that the bag itself won't become part of your drink.

They're surprisingly versatile. While they work great for loose leaf tea, people use them for all sorts of things—herbs, spices for cooking, bath sachets, even homemade tea blends. The two size options (2.76 x 3.54 inch and 3.15 x 3.94 inch) give you flexibility depending on what you're filling them with.

Absolutely. These are actually perfect for beginners because they eliminate the hassle of tea strainers. Just scoop your loose tea into the bag, pull the drawstring closed, steep, and toss when done. No cleaning strainers, no mess, no learning curve. It's the easiest way to enjoy loose leaf tea without any fuss.

One thing to be aware of: the strings can absorb liquid during steeping, so if you hang the bag over the side of your cup, it might drip a bit onto your table. It's a minor issue, but something to watch for—you might want to keep a small plate or napkin nearby.

You get 200 bags total, which is a generous quantity. For tea enthusiasts who like to experiment with custom blends or brew multiple cups daily, this amount goes a long way. It's also great if you're planning to use them for non-tea purposes like herb sachets or spice bags.