If I use this in a Mason Jars that I use for drinking tea… Will I be able to wash them in my kitchen sink without losing them?
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Cinthya, This is Anthony Wayne, founder of Chalky Talky. The answer is yes, you can wash them in the sink without removing them and they will stick. With that said, we do wash these labels on jars at our home, but not in a commercial setting. I am not sure if you are washing multiple times a day how long they would stick. However, if you do go ahead with it and they do not last to your needs, please drop me a line and I will reimburse you. It would be interesting to know that data. I have a feeling they will outperform expectations, even in commercial use. That would make for a great review (hint, hint:)! Cinthya, This is Anthony Wayne, founder of Chalky Talky. The answer is yes, you can wash them in the sink without removing them and they will stick. With that said, we do wash these labels on jars at our home, but not in a commercial setting. I am not sure if you are washing multiple times a day how long they would stick. However, if you do go ahead with it and they do not last to your needs, please drop me a line and I will reimburse you. It would be interesting to know that data. I have a feeling they will outperform expectations, even in commercial use. That would make for a great review... » Read More Cinthya, This is Anthony Wayne, founder of Chalky Talky. The answer is yes, you can wash them in the sink without removing them and they will stick. With that said, we do wash these labels on jars at our home, but not in a commercial setting. I am not sure if you are washing multiple times a day how long they would stick. However, if you do go ahead with it and they do not last to your needs, please drop me a line and I will reimburse you. It would be interesting to know that data. I have a feeling they will outperform expectations, even in commercial use. That would make for a great review (hint, hint:)! « Show Less
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I have not done that...but they are removable....so I don't think you could wash them without them falling off...also the chalk marker would wash off
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Hi Cinthya! You can actually remove the labels from the jars before washing them, and then re-stick them again once the jars are dry. :-)
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Sorry, but I haven't tried. I always wash them by hand, which I feel is far better when dealing with smaller items. Based on the apparent quality, it should be OK, but this is speculation.
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Definitely not. And they do drip from the spout when you pour so you need to have a cloth under them to soak up the tea.
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They should work well unless the spout of the tea pot is very small. The tufts of cotton on the end will help with the cleaning.Those tufts on the ends of the brushes are very soft. Tea is hard to remove so you may need a vinegar soak now and then.
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I would think so. I would not store liquid in these but any kind of dried spices, tea leaves, etc. should work very well. these are a very good price. i have looked around a lot on the internet and use these for storing my homemade salve.
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True but you can wash them in the dishwasher without ruining them. The water stains wipe ofg with viniger
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The are advertised as being dishwasher safe but I have only hand washed mine because they are rarely without tea in them. They seem sturdy enough that they would be.
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Hello! You could fit some diced ginger in the tea infuser and use it the way they suggest. I'm fairly certain stainless steel and silicone can withstand heat just fine, but maybe you can find a better product for what you're looking to do. Something meant to be completely submerged. Hope this helped!
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I wouldn't recommend putting these in dishwasher. Most likely you would have the same problem.
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I wouldn't wash them in the dishwasher because I would be concerned about the seal getting too hot. I hand wash them.
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If these are made of the same material as those " silk" teabags, I heard they are not safe to use. , I will follow up if I can find a link. Won't kill you immediately of course but who needs food stuff soaked in more plastic?[ This answers feature should allow us to subscribe to questions.]
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I don't think so! I washed them by hand and they get a little soggy. I'd think the dishwasher's drying cycle would mostly destroy them.
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Do you know if these jars would hold 1-1/2 teaspoon of loose leaf tea? Thank you :)
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I would NOT do this. The neck of the bottle is small and unless you are very careful about rinsing it immediately and have a small bottle brush to clean with you may have a problem with bits of fruit sticking to the inside. These bottles are great for WATER but a lemon seed stayed in mine and came out in the next use. NOT a great experience!
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We hand wash them because they don't fit well in the Dishwasher. We use them for water, so washing is not critical. We love them!!
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I haven't used it for that purpose, however; I have used it as a bath tea bag. The weave is very close so I imagine the spices would stay in the bag as I've never had anything leak into the bath water while using.
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i wash by hand :) they look sturdy enough though ; it's bamboo :) hard to break it no matter what you do to it :)But you'll have to use a thin cleaning brush to wash them ; dishwasher is not suggested ; it won't clean inside unless you intend to use them only for water and thin liquids, not real juice from the Omega type of juicer.