Can i store tea bags in it? does it have holes underneath?
191502
No holes underneath. Tea bags would fit, but it's shaped to accommodate the Keurig cups. I tried putting a Bigelow single tea packet in there and it crushes the packet down a little. I suppose you could fit loose tea bags in there fine though.
191503
Yes, you can store tea bags in it - there are no holes in the bottom. Because of the weight of the tea bag they may not slide to the front of the drawer.
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.
191505
I guess you could store tea bags in it. It is really designed for k cups. No, it has a solid bottom. There are no holes, it is not open underneath.
928421
I did not but I don't see where it would be a problem. The top screws on so tea bags will fit.
503793
It is not airtight and if I didn't remember wrongly, it has holes. I bought it for bread storage but it doesn't work.
658997
No holes at all bottom but the top of zip there little tiny hole if you put too much in it will make a hole yes. Also this is worth it
1852304
Yes, I use mine for loose tea all the time. The holes are quite small, and I have not had any significant problems with dust in my tea.
1424524
The holes are just large enough that you can fit a push pin / thumb tack through them, so it depends on how fine your tea is. Some of the tiny bits broken from leaves could fall through, but they can do that in mesh infusers as well. They are larger than mesh though. Like Cheryl said earlier - I wouldn't recommend "coffee ground" fine.
875100
No, no holes in it. Although one could easily be drilled through the bottom or sides.
322134
The used tea bag will fit in the underside of the buddy, but there is nothing to cover it. I like these because the fit almost any size cup and you have a place to keep your tea bag after it has steeped.
287467
I don't think that would work. There would be no seal around the bag to force the water through the tea. There is a reusable metal filter that could be filled with loose tea.
2163103
You could take one of the little dividers out and put the whole Celestial Seasonings bag into the bigger slots (like they are in the tea boxes when you buy them) but I wouldn't recommend putting the individual bags in here by themselves. The lid closes pretty well but it doesn't have a secure latch to keep it air tight so over time it could cause the tea to lose flavor.
1956369
yes! you just have to squish the tea bag up a bit to fit it in. but it works just fine!
41392
No, there are no holes on the bottom but there is one quarter size hole on the side so it dries out well. Hope this helps
13550
The holes are very fine. I haven't used it for anything but black tea but I don't think I've ever had anything get through it, except a little fine sediment, which you would even get with a tea bag. I really like mine and have not regretted the purchase. Good luck.
1513921
It's definitely made with loose leaf tea in mind but I don't see why you wouldn't be able to put a tea bag in there.
251208
No... All holes are on the inside of the cabinents. Very tiny holes. Very clean and perfect.
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.
1459172
You can add tea bags no problem. There is more than enough room for one bag, I usually add two bags because I like my tea strong and don't have too much of a problem getting them to fit.