I want to store tea bags in it will that work?some have dividers that won't allow for tea bags, this looks like it might work.
749516
there are individual slots for each k-cup. I guess you could stuff a tea bag into each slot but it is not an open drawer without dividers
749517
Personally, I wouldn't. Only because there is an opening to hold the K-Cup, but only on the top. The bottom sides are all open. It's not like there is an individual whole for each tea bag. I'm most positive they would fall under the top spinner and get stuck inside the pod holder. Sorry!
749518
Kind of depends on the tea bags. You'd have to squish them down in the pod so you could close the drawer. The ones like Lipton with the paper probably wouldn't work well but regular ones should.
749519
The inside drawer is like a lazy susan with holes to fit the cups. Tea bags may not be ideal for this.
1722047
Not sure how that would work. I use several types of tea leaves and it works great; never really "seal" it. I just fold it over and it works fine. Not sure if coffee is a good idea.
498953
I have not tried to put tea bags in it, only loose tea. It easily fits about 1.25 to 1.5 tablespoons of loose tea.
698751
Yes, the tea strainer sits very deep in the pot with the lid over it. It can hold a good amount of tea, a teabag fits easily, and the lid fits recessed down in it so it also holds it in place. For a small teapot, this is actually a very roomy design.
1513924
Yes you can put a tea bag into the pot (either with or without the strainer). I use the teapot with both loose leaf tea and tea bags. You will get a great cup(s) of tea either way!
1062082
Absolutely. You could put loose tea or another hot beverage in there. It's a removable infuser, although having quickly tried it, the lid doesn't snap in tightly without the infuser there. It sits loosely on top, but that shouldn't be a problem.
655001
The only way would fir is to put it into one of the top fold out trays because the dividers can be moved, and you would have to lay it on it's side. The bottom portion is set up into four small sections and the divider cannot be removed otherwise it could go in the bottom on it's side. I purchased this as a second case to hold smaller items such lipsticks/glosses, small palettes and small tools (sponges, disposable applicators, etc)
1233166
Sorry Cheri, I just open the tea bags and take what I need for the particular container I am using. I use it as though it is loose tea.
720630
I just ordered some disposable fillable tea bags for $3 for 110 count. I would assume they work...put coffee in, fold over and seal, put in slot. Done! I'll update how it goes when they arrive
911634
The holes in the storage cone is about 1 1/2 inches long and 1/16 wide so if the leaves are bigger then tea bag leaves it might work. I still thing some of them will float through the openings.
631514
I use mine to store tea bags - each compartment holds 10-12 tea bags depending on the size of the tea bag.
2110676
I don't think so. It's a very fine mesh. Even when I get to the end of my bag of loose tea and its all fine it doesn't get thru into my tea. :)
191504
Yes, I'd say you can store tea bags, no holes. If your cabinets are older, this won't work. If your cabinets are flat underneath- more like IKEA cabinets, it would work fine.
1956369
yes! you just have to squish the tea bag up a bit to fit it in. but it works just fine!
911635
You can't put loose leaf tea in it!! The holes are too big for tea leaves. Infact, some lemon seeds can get through the holes too - so you have to be careful about that.
334129
Probably. each compartment has a biit more space while holding standard sized tea bags.
1618478
I don't see why not although you would have to use tea bags. Loose tea would get through the strainer insert since the holes are not that fine.