Lucklovely Empty Heat Sealing Nylon Pyramid Tea Filter Bags for Loose Tea (200)

was difficult to seal but a very good quality tea bag.

I bag my own tea. the size is good for black teas. I use a full leaf tea and it fills these after it expands. It is a fine line between heat sea and melting these

Perfect size for my daily loose leaf tea .Great quality, and work well. I got them because my original infuser is metal, and it's difficult to clean and I was starting to get a little bit of a metallic taste in my tea.These nylon tea bags are great, because it makes clean up super easy, and they don't affect the taste at all .

Good quality and packaged well. Didn't realize I would need a machine to close them, however.

There is nothing wrong with these tea bags but they are really just expensive heat and seal tea bags that you are just supposed to seal differently. I thought they were a different type of (as in sewn differently) tea bag but they are not. Maybe the type of fabric warrants the price but not in my opinion. The fabric is the silky plastic-y type. I am just kind of disappointed not what I was expecting for the price.Update - these are the worst tea bags ever. I wanted to use them to gift my tea blends but they WILL NOT seal. I usually use an iron on the highest setting to seal my tea bags - does nothing to these things - I even left the iron sitting on the bag for more than minute - no seal what-so-ever. Even tried to seal it with a flame - just melts it. Ugh. Now what do I do with all these little useless tea bags?

Excited to make my teas!!!

this is my second order for the nylon tea bags, it is enough to pack 5g dry rose.there are small hole in these bags, release fragrance fast.Flower can be saw clearly, So good!

First of all, you can't get the beautiful pyramid they show in picture. I tried so many times and the best I can get is so so. Plus there's no real instructions on how to do it properly and not every bag is cut evenly so it's practically impossible to get even close to a pyramid shape.Also, I can't really get them to heat seal. I don't know if it's my sealer or the bags but I had to put each bag through about 3 times to get the whole open end sealed. And there were a fair number that just wouldn't even heat seal despite trying multiple times. Bought these to make sachets that looked a little more professional but I think I'll just go back to flat bags. Now the question is what do I do with 150 more bags?