Don't stop at using a tea bag to make a cup of tea; it can also be used to bring a boost of herby flavor to home-cooked meals ...

But her most striking creations are tea bag kimonos.Each garb combines at least 600 steeped, dried and glued bags into a work of art that, while fragile, is actually wearable, too.

Need to freshen a small space without a can of Lysol handy? Don't buy over priced sachets and fresheners—just grab a fragrant tea bag. The aisles of your local grocery have all sorts of scented ...

Plastic tea bags are typically used for high-end specialty teas and account for about 5% the tea bag market, Peter F. Goggi, president of the Tea Association of the U.S.A. Inc., said Saturday.

Steep two bags of tea as you would normally if you were going to drink the tea. Then squeeze out the excess liquid from the bags and allow them to cool down so they’re warm, or chill in the fridge.

If you have a some loose tea leaves but you don't have a tea ball on hand, Instructables user sailormoon22491 shows how you can make a quick, disposable bag from a coffee filter.