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| Debonair Elitist |
so, experts, let me throw this out there. as i was wasting my breath explaining the Pyramid Teabag material to my gf, she told me it looks like "tulle." well, she's a practicing wedding planner, hence the knowledge of decorative fabrics...and well, i got to looking... seems there is Tulle fabric that is made out of nylon. i just started googling, but one quick search here... http://www.fabricdirect.com/acatalog...ith-tulle.html now, i don't know all the details yet, so no quoting...but if this IS the same type of material used in the pyramid bags...and could be used for carts...this may be the "new" answer to quantity. |
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| Full Member |
Tulle melts at such a low temp that you can't even iron it. I wouldn't use it. Have you tried normal ol' hemp paper tea bags? Inexpensive, natural, excellent wicking, and won't melt into a blob of toxic sticky burning. |
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| Super Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Columbia, LA
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I wouldn't use the Tulle either - I think it would melt.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Sunny Florida! U.S.A.
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Just my opinion mind ya, but I consider them my best bet until something organic and better comes along. ![]() Rant: Plastic Tea Bags - Soil Forum - GardenWeb (...and trust me, I'm no expert.) | |
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| Debonair Elitist |
cool, i didn't know what the melting point was on tulle, chalk up another failure was hoping to find large quantities of the same material as the Pyramid bags.
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| Full Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Brooklyn, NY
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I don't think tulle is the same thing as the pyramid teabags. There's another thread about it and someone said the material is nylon gossamer. I would link to it, but I need more posts. The thread title is Tea bag/tea filters.... which and where and who and how? under the tips and tricks section.
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| Debonair Elitist |
yes, mullolley, that's the thread i was referring to the Pyramid bags seem to work great, i was just hoping to find the material in a bigger quantity than just 20 teabags |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Sunny Florida! U.S.A.
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Perhaps someday we'll run across someone from a Lipton factory and see where they get it from. | |
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![]() www.gitc21.net - CORESHtech Co., Ltd. - Nylon Mesh for Pyramid Tea Bag | |
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