4x5 Large Sealable Tea Bags (50 Pack) White

Used these to make bath powders. a scoop of foaming bath powder (I use a recipe from humblebeeandme ) then I put in a scoop of large crystal Himalayan pink salt, then more powder, then more salt. Leave room to heat seal. They seal very easily and quickly. Hold quite a bit of filling. Drop in the tub and enjoy! They make great gifts for bath lovers.

LOVE these! Super easy to use (you need a heat sealer of some sort) and everyone that I’ve used so far seals up perfectly. I have been using these as single use cold brew coffee bags. They are the perfect size being that they’re fairly large, and do the job nicely. I fill one up with ground coffee so they’re not super full and throw them in about 4 cups of water overnight and it’s a very well done cold brew with no mess as I can just pull it right out of the container and I don’t need to strain it. Love it and will definitely buy again.

I purchased the sealable tea bags along with the, 100Pcs Cotton Drawstring Bags, Reusable Muslin Bag Natural Cotton Bags (also from Amazon). What is pictured, on the left, is a very well used Lavender bag I made from lavender in our garden. I dried some lavender and sealed it in one of the sealable tea bags and put it into one of the Muslin cotton bags. We have run this in our dryer about a dozen times and our clothes still have that wonderful lavender smell. What is pictured on the right is dried mint, from our garden. We make some awesome mint tea.

Just what I was looking for. Seals easily and the perfect size.

I bought these for making cold brew coffee. They work fine, but I have to use 2 to make a 2-quart pitcher. I wish I could purchase them in a larger size. When totally sealed the section to hold contents is considerably smaller than 4x5.

Exactly what I needed for individual milk baths. My customers LOVE them, and they are super easy to use. I recommend getting your fingers slightly damp though before trying to open them. That make ALL the difference. I struggled for a bit, pinching them. As soon as I rubbed my fingertips on a damp paper towel first, it was so simple. I just used my hair straightening iron to seal them, and it worked beautifully :)

I used these bags to make lavender dryer bags, I dry my lavender and put the buds in them and use an iron to seal them, I can use the dryer bags several times before the smell is gone

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