Could you turn this box vertical and store the tea that way? I am wondering if it would fall over or if the tea bags would keep falling out.
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I would say that you could use this vertically, however tea bags are lumpy so I imagine they could fall out potentially.
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Each of the 8 compartments are large and can hold a great deal of tea bags, however I feel they would fall out if turned vertical.
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There is no latch on the box. It is of delicate construction it could be added but very carefully.
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It is not designed for use like that. Since tea bags are not flat, they would not stay in place when the box is vertical.
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Ted, I have two of these infusers and have used them in similar fashion to what you are asking. Although I have never put two regular tea bags inside I will say that I use two teaspoons of loose tea with plenty of room to spare. So in answer to your question I believe yes you would be able to put two regular tea bags into this infused at the same time. Hope this helps!
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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.
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I am pretty sure that the weight of soil and water would cause the sides of this box to bow outward and probably lead to it breaking. You would have to put a Hughes amount of soil in this. You would not be able to move it once itis in place. I am sure you are far better off coming up with a different solution.
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The lid will stay open vertically if you tighten the bolts that hold it. The bags are easily to get to if the lid is open or closed - easier if open.
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The inside drawer is like a lazy susan with holes to fit the cups. Tea bags may not be ideal for this.
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I wouldn't, as I believe unbaged teas are better in tons or sealed containers otherwise it might lose its flavores
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105+ the chain that holds the lid gets in the way if you put tea in the last section. I put sugar packets there instead.
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You can put flowering teas in it if you remove the basket. You can keep the basket in, but you won't see the full effect. Mine came with flowering teas, so it was definitely designed to show them off.
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Yes, I would recommend you use a cup that can hold at least 9oz of fluid and at least 3 1/2 inches wide at the top of the cup. This will allow you to rest the Teavana Perfect Tea device on the cup to drip fully into your cup without spilling out. You'll love having this device and it travels well, so take it with you where ever you may go!
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We keep all our tea bags in our box . don't know if loose tea would work. Try a small batch to see if it works. I think it would.
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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.
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You won't be able to use the top drop box for that, absolutely not. For the bottom, you're also not going to be able to fit that in there because i don't think you can rotate the box once it's in the safe. I mean, I don't know for sure because I don't have something in those dimensions, but just looking at it with a ruler I think it's going to be a no-go for you. Hope this helps.
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I would say, no. It is an awesome tea chest but I don't think that would work at all. There would be no way to keep the tea bags in.
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I don't know. I just fold over the top and place in teapot....have no trouble with the loose tea slipping out.
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I also have never had this issue. Pull up from the bottom of the latch. This flips the top up. I do really like this box. It fits a lot of tea in an organized manner!
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There is a small wooden peg at the top that you put the ring over. It leans backwards against the peg. It doesn't necessarily hold it in place though. If you were to pick the box up or to tip it, the ring would fall off or slide around.