Every year on May 21st, tea lovers across the globe raise a cup to celebrate International Tea Day. This special day, ...

If you’re a tea lover, chances are you’ve tossed countless used tea bags straight into the bin without a second thought. But ...

By Sola Ogundipe Tea lovers need to hear this. A single, seemingly harmless cup of tea brewed with a standard tea bag could ...

After talking to gardening and lawn care experts, we learned how to harness the power of used tea bags and where to use them around the yard for the best results. An added benefit is that this ...

Don't throw out your tea bags after a cuppa, how to use peppermint, chamomile and other teabags to fertilize your plants ...

Using loose leaves means you know you’re giving your tea the best chance to release its flavours. But if you love the convenience of a tea bag, make sure it has lots of space inside. Number two.

But we hate to spoil the aroma and comforting ritual, so here’s the truth: The tea bags you’re using might be hiding a rather ugly secret. Many commercial tea bags are made from plastic ...

Some commercial tea bags contain microplastics, but you can find nontoxic alternatives. (Getty Images) ...

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 ...

This is how. As ridiculous as it sounds using a tea bag works. Most stains are caused by tea stains and sugar fragments. Put a tea bag into the flask and fill it with boiling water. Close the ...