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6. Mind Reader 9 Removable Drawers Tea Bag holder and Condiment Organizer, Black

    Features:
  • ORGANIZATION MADE EASY: 9 generously sized sections provide plenty of space to store, organize and separate tea bags, creamers, sugar, salt, pepper packets, sweeteners, coffee pods, filters, cups, stirring sticks, instant coffee or tea packets, liquid vitamins, water flavorings and other beverage needs
  • OPEN DESIGN: Open design for this tea bag holder was invented with convenience in mind. The open design construction allows for the user to see exactly which flavor they are going for without having to open a lid or chest before finding out where they put their favorite tea.
  • PREMIUM QUALITY: This tea bag storage is made of strong and durable plastic materials that are built to last for years of use. Shop with confidence knowing that you are buying a high quality tea storage container.
  • VERSATILE: Not only can you fit a large amount of tea bags in this storage drawer container rack, but it is also suitable coffee and tea accessories such as creamer, coffee pods, sweeteners and much more.
  • DIMENSIONS: 4.33" L x 10.24" W x 13.11" H
  • FUNCTIONAL: Organizer bins make it easy to organize small or crowded kitchen spaces and keep clutter away; Works well on counter, in cabinets, pantry, and more; Great for small spaces - college dorm rooms, apartments, condos, RVs, campers
  • USE IT ANYWHERE IN YOUR HOME: Use throughout the home to add storage where you need it - try in bathroom, laundry/utility room, home office, craft room, kids room, bedroom, closet, vanity and more.
  • EASY TO CLEAN - The plastic frame that makes up this tea bag holder is easy to clean, for when accidental office spills occur. Use a damp or dry cloth to wipe any stains in less than 5 minutes!
  • SMALL SPACE SAVING DESIGN - Compact tea storage compartment that will easily fit on your counter top space conspicuously. You won't even notice the tea storage chest on your kitchen counter or the office breakroom because of the small space saving design.
  • BONUS 2 EXTRA COMPARTMENTS: Comes with 2 extra storage compartments at the bottom of the tea storage rack for organizing sugar and sweeteners.
Mind Reader 9 Removable Drawers Tea Bag holder and Condiment Organizer, Black
Specs:
ColorBlack
Height13.11 Inches
Length4.33 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateNovember 2021
Size9 Drawer
Weight0.21 Pounds
Width10.24 Inches
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u/sparsile · 8 pointsr/femalefashionadvice

Here's what I've bought so far! I never get my shopping done this early so I'm pretty happy.

Mom: German pewter figurine (she bought one when we went to Germany and loves it)

Brother: "Home T" from our home state (he goes to college out of state now) and the new Game of Thrones Catan game (our family's favorite game, plus he loves GoT)

Aunt #1: custom ornament of her new kittens and a Vera Bradley jewelry roll

Aunts #2 and #3 (married): matching custom Tervis tumblers, a tea bag organizer, and a handpainted cardinal ornament that I bought at a craft fair

Boyfriend: R2D2 French press, coffee bean grinder, and I'll also pick up a bag of local beans (he loves coffee and Star Wars but hasn't tried French press yet)

I'd love any other ideas for my mom and aunts #2 and #3, too. Mom: extremely close with family (especially her sisters), likes millennial pink, wears lots of big but delicate jewelry (like large hoop earrings), loves travel. Aunts #2 and #3 LOVE to golf and absolutely love their three cats, they just tried Blue Apron and like it but are otherwise relatively picky, and are very practical- they do a lot of gardening and home repairs.

Edited to add gifts I forgot!

u/sehrgut · 3 pointsr/tea

I'd recommend to get her something tea-related, rather than actual tea. It's always iffy getting someone something they're guaranteed to have strong opinions about. Maybe some nice tea canisters (1, 2, 3, 4) if she drinks loose tea, or a tea chest if she mostly uses tea bags?

The problem with asking us is we're likely to try steering you towards the ever-more-involved and obsessive brewing methods and fine teas we enjoy, which may or may not be what she likes. :-)

u/lstap · 3 pointsr/fragrance

I use a tea organizer:

https://www.amazon.com/Estilo-Storage-Equally-Divided-Compartments/dp/B00YPWJYPG?ref_=ast_bbp_dp

I live in a small space with minimal closet storage, and for me this looks nice enough to store on a bookshelf or dresser. They run $15-20 on Amazon but can fit a decent number of samples/decants, and allow for easy organization of contents.

u/CaptainGreezy · 1 pointr/startrek

Not exactly the next best thing, but here's a fun LCARS replicator themed "Tea. Earl Grey. Hot." tea tin and mug. I have the tin but the mug was too small.

u/postulio · 1 pointr/Gameboy

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BNRO5UU/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza

I like using similar bamboo tea bag boxes. I find most of them have the proper dimensions in each compartment to fit 5 GB/C carts in clamshells. Most such products in the 10-25$ range have a Q&A with someone listing the interior compartment dimensions. a Gameboy clamshell has the following dimensions: (LxWxH) 2 6/10" x 11/20" x 2 9/10"

They work great for loose games if you dont want to spend $5-7 per game getting custom artwork cases, and dont have the shelf space displaying them.

u/Clayra · 17 pointsr/DiWHY

I got one of these to save space in my cupboards and it works really well for me. It would take less time to put all the packets in so it would be better than a card binder in that sense. My only complaint is that it can't fit a box full of tea bags in each drawer.

u/Linguist208 · 2 pointsr/HelpMeFind

Here's a very close one from Amazon.

It's not anything special. It's a pretty generic stainless steel individual teapot, like you might get for tea in almost any restaurant in the world.

EDIT: and here's the strainer and drip cup

u/sanshiro_ · 2 pointsr/tea

Amazon México, sorry guys 😎 only mexico can handle this

here

u/PriceKnight · 1 pointr/amazondealsus

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u/mochatsubo · 7 pointsr/tea

You can buy the same at Amazon.com USA. There are also many similar boxes available:

https://www.amazon.com/Estilo-Storage-Equally-Divided-Compartments/dp/B00YPWJYPG

I happen to like this one:

https://www.amazon.com/Bamboo-Leaf-Storage-Compartments-Cherrywood/dp/B01C019RLO

u/retsotrembla · 4 pointsr/sex

A condom caddy; Like the way fancy restaurants serve tea?

u/coffeesurprise · 2 pointsr/tea

Not OP but I have the same one. Amazon U.S. link: here

u/NeedsMoreMenthol · 1 pointr/Wet_Shavers

If you don't have a lot of stuff, how about a modified tea box - something like this but bigger. Knock out one of the internal dividers to accommodate your razors

u/SarsenLintel · 1 pointr/boardgames

I store my surplus dice in an old tea giftset box, kinda like this.

I have them sorted roughly by type, but the D6s way outnumber everything else so there's a few of those overflowing into the other compartments. It's starting to get full, not sure what I'll switch to if I get any more dice.

u/mynamemynamemyname · 1 pointr/explainlikeimfive

As a (part-time) potter I've always tried to make the inside lower edge of my spouts thin and sharp to avoid drips. My primitive understanding was that the sharp edge "breaks" the water when the stream is petering out--interesting to read the proper explanations. :)


It's tough to get right, though—a more robust/rounded edge might seem better, but they're why teapot spout condoms, fishing lures, roach clips, granny hair rollers, and blood pressure cuffs are a thing.

u/ThisDamnSite · -1 pointsr/gifs

The word letterbox makes me realize how strange the word mailbox is. Just a noun before the word box.

What's next? Breadbox? Cerealbox? Teabox?

Well... at least the last of those things doesn't exist.

Wait, holy shit! http://www.amazon.com/Oceanstar-Bamboo-Tea-Box-Natural/dp/B00BNRO5UU