Well i have done regular tea bags and i really liked it but i had to replace them to often. When i read about the lipton bags i was interested because i figure the material is more reusable and doesn't burn like regular bags and the default filler material. I just cut it and rolled it up like i normally do. It seems alittle loose, but it is hitting great. The straw doesnt seem needed since the teabag makes a hole in the middle for the air to get out
Thanks!
I take the pyramid tea bags, and (cut off the bonded edges) open them up, to long rectangles, cut them in half the long way and roll them up, then insert them into the cart, measure to about 2mm below the top edge of the cart and trim. I don't pack mine tightly, but sort of loose. There needs to be some space between the layers of the gossamer, for the capillary action to take place. It also has to be in contact with the atomizer, of course. I'm pretty sure I discovered the best cart filler replacement ever!
You have to play with the lengths for the different carts, so that after you roll it, you can see spaces between the layers.
What's great, is that all you have to do to clean the nylon gossamer, is just run it under some hot water, and it washes out perfectly clean, and all you have to do is dry it, re-roll it, and stick it back into your carts!
I've tried every thing I could find for cart filler, and the nylon gossamer is the best thing, ever. Airflow is awesome and wicking is increased tenfold. It's also got a higher melting point than the polyester fuzz, which was one of the main things I was looking for-- something that wouldn't melt with constant vaping abuse.
Someone mentioned using nylon ribbons, or other materials in place of the Lipton Pyramid Tea Bags, but I wouldn't trust it, since those types of materials are given a "stiffness" from a chemical gum that's left on them post processing.
I'd stick with the nylon gossamer, Lipton Pyramid Tea Bags.