Drawstring Herbal Decocting Filter Bags 12x14cm Nonwoven Strainer Pouches for Tea Soup and Sachets

Drawstring herbal decocting bags made from heat-bonded nonwoven fabric, sized 12 x 14 cm. These disposable filter pouches are a practical tool for traditional Chinese herbal preparation, keeping loose herbs, tea leaves, or spice blends contained during simmering or steeping. Each bag features a drawstring closure and a flat bottom with side gussets for easy filling. In TCM practice, decoction bags are commonly used to strain herbal formulas without direct contact with the pot. Suitable for home herbal use, kitchen cooking, and aromatic sachets.

Key Selling Points

• Heat-bonded nonwoven fabric suitable for simmering and steeping
• Drawstring closure keeps herbs contained and easy to remove
• Flat bottom and side gussets allow the bag to stand while filling
• 12 x 14 cm size fits small to medium portions of loose herbs or tea
• Versatile for decoction, tea brewing, soup seasoning, and sachets

Quality & Sensory

Typically white with a soft, lightweight nonwoven texture. The fabric allows water to pass through while holding fine particles, and the drawstring pulls snugly closed. When used in decoction or tea, it imparts no noticeable taste or aroma to the contents.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Simmering loose Chinese herbs in decoction and removing the bag afterward
• Steeping loose tea leaves without a separate strainer
• Holding soup spices and seasonings during cooking
• Filling with dried herbs or flowers as an aromatic sachet

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese herbal practice, loose herbs are often wrapped or bagged before decocting so the liquid can be strained cleanly and residues are easy to discard. Decocting bags are commonly used for fine seeds, powders, and small-leaf herbs that would otherwise scatter in the pot. They are also a convenient modern aid for daily herbal teas and kitchen spice bundles.

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