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Can you store tea bags in a drawer?

If you have a ton of tea, an over the door organizer can be a great out of the way place to store your tea bags. Or convert a drawer into a perfect tea storage location. If you think an organizer you have is too big, think about other small kitchen items you can store in the same drawer.

How do you store a teabag?

For every other teabag though, you're going to need to take care where and how you store it. When storing your tea you will need a dedicated storage space. Be it a cupboard, or a drawer, or a certain section of your home. The storage space should be cool, dark, dry and able to store several tea caddies or containers.

How do you store loose tea?

• You can also store loose tea in opaque multi-ply plastic bags, if they can be zippered tightly shut. Vacuum sealing is another practical option. • Not recommended are wooden containers or thin plastic sandwich bags, each of which can be minutely porous. Avoid using clear-glass jars, even those with a rubber seal.

What to avoid while storing tea bags?

It’s important to store tea in a way that will avoid allowing odors or lots of air to come in contact with the tea. Otherwise, it will absorb whatever is near it. If you like your tea strong, hot, and super fresh, store it like a pro. Now you know what to avoid while storing tea bags.

Where should tea be stored?

Keeping your tea in a dry place will ensure that you won't get moldy tea next time your try and brew it. This means areas like the basement, bathroom, most closets, sometimes the attic, are not okay. If your kitchen gets very humid when you cook, and you cook often, then that's not a good place to store your tea either.

Should tea be kept on a high shelf?

Especially if you keep your tea on a high shelf. Heat will always rise to the top, and be trapped by the ceiling. This heats up everything you keep in a high shelf or cabinet. And this is true for all seasons, as long as your kitchen has the heat going on. You might be tempted to keep your tea in the fridge, or the freezer.