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Pure Natural Cotton Material: Our small cloth bags made of 100% unbleached cotton, which is safe and has no odor after boiling. Some small black spots that may appear on the cotton bag are cotton seeds when crushed, just simply wash before use Easy-to-Use Sealing Design: The fine mesh of the spice bag helps to filter and fully release the aroma of ingredients and spices. The drawstring design is easy to open and close, allowing you to quickly take out or store items without leaking Widely Applied Cloth Bags: This cotton drawstring bags are suitable for filtering floral tea, cold brew coffee, herbs, soups, etc. Also suitable for holding candy, vanilla, soap, etc., or making lavender sachets, packaging jewelry, small gift, etc. Reusable Cheese Cloths Bags: The cheesecloth bag is carefully sewn, very sturdy, and durable when used. The cheesecloth bags for straining can be reused after washing and drying What You Get: 20 reusable soup cooking bags, great for daily household needs, can be used as tea filter bags; storage bags, gift bags, herb bags, potpourri bags, etc.
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This listing quotes in US dollars. That is the binding price. Rate set 31 Oct.
Supplied for 230V outlets, the same as Zimbabwe. If it plugs into a wall socket, it may need a plug adapter.
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