Some commercial tea bags contain microplastics, but you can find nontoxic alternatives. (Getty Images) ...

After the water in your mug as cooled for at least 3 minutes, screw in the tea infuser and start steeping. Steeping Rules - It's totally up to you, but we recommend about 1:30 - 2:00 min of ...

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The tea plantation industry in the Peerumade hills of Idukki in Kerala has reached a historic milestone, marking 150 years since its first recorded commercial cultivation in 1875. Interestingly ...

If you enjoy sipping on more than a single cuppa, investing in an electric tea kettle with a built-in loose leaf tea infuser isn't a bad idea. This kettle is made with borosilicate glass and stainless ...

Many commercial tea bags are made from plastic ... to avoid microplastics is to switch to loose leaf tea. Simply use a tea infuser or strainer to brew your tea without relying on a bag.

Now, new research has detected microplastics in yet another common spot: tea bags. The study, which was published in the journal Chemosphere in December, is raising a lot of questions about the ...

Of course, you could always purchase loose-leaf tea and brew it at home in a stainless steel tea infuser or look for a biodegradable brand to avoid all this microplastic mess.

The study shows that, when brewing tea, polypropylene releases approximately 1.2 billion particles per milliliter, with an average size of 136.7 nanometers; cellulose releases about 135 million ...