Today, teas are either prepared by steeping tea bags in hot water or pouring hot water over loose tea leaves. Tea bags are ...

Canadian researchers found that some plastic tea bags shed high levels of microplastics into water. Microplastics have widely been found in the environment, in tap and bottled waters, and in some ...

Once your tea bags are ready and cooled, settle down in a cozy spot. Position one tea bag over each closed eyelid, ensuring ...

Tea leaves need room to expand fully and to move freely through the water for their flavors to emerge. A bag suffocates the leaves, preventing them from expanding to their full capacity.

Let the tea bags chill in the refrigerator for 20 minutes ... removing mucus and other debris. Water can contain tiny germs that may cause a deadly brain infection. To keep yourself safe when ...

This gives you time to attach the tea bag to the arm and place the mug of hot water underneath. Finally the switch can be placed into “brew” mode. In this mode, the bag is lowered into the hot ...