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400 Pack Disposable Drawstring Tea Filter Bags Safe & Natural Unbleached Paper Tea Infuser Drawstring Empty Bag for Loose Leaf Tea (7 x 9cm, Natual Color)

400 Pack Disposable Drawstring Tea Filter Bags Safe & Natural Unbleached Paper Tea Infuser Drawstring Empty Bag for Loose Leaf Tea (7 x 9cm, Natual Color)

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Size: 7 x 9 cm* 400 pcs, perfect media size for single cup, travel mug, glass Natural and Safe: Natural wood pulp filter paper, unbleached, burlywood color, processed by UV sterilization and infrared drying. Easy to use and Remove: 400 pack of quality tea filter bags, enough to use for a long time, Can throw it away and no need washing the strainer every time you want tea. Well performance: filmy paper with strong penetration of water, make the tea seep through easily and quickly to get more strong tea, never taint the flavor of brewed tea; Allows for the fullness of flavor while also confining debris. Widely used: Great used for tea, coffee, scented tea, herbal tea DIY, foot bath package, hot pot package, soup package, clean air bamboo charcoal bag, sachet bag, desiccant storage, etc

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      atg200 said:
      My favorite way of dealing with coffee grounds is to use disposable cotton tea bags like these: Amazon.com: 400 Pack Disposable Drawstring Tea Filter Bags Safe & Natural Unbleached Paper Tea Infuser Drawstring Empty Bag for Loose Leaf Tea (Natural Color One Size): Kitchen & Dining

      2 of them loosely filled works great for an old percolator pot and makes clean up a snap.
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      A friend does something similar, but I think he just sews up "socks" from moire or similar fabric. He can pack them at home before a trip. His trick is to fill the coffee kettle with cold water the night before and let the coffee socks soak all night. In the morning, he leaves them in and just heats up the kettle until it's serving temperature. It's actually pretty good coffee.

      I like to set the grounds out in the sun for a while, if possible, to get them just a little dryer before they go in compost or trash.
       
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