Non-Woven Drawstring Herb Decoction Bags 7x9cm Filter Bags for Tea Soup Spices and Sachets

Non-woven drawstring decoction bags, a practical accessory for Chinese herbal preparation. Each white bag measures 7 x 9 cm and is made of heat-bonded non-woven fabric with a drawstring closure, flat base, and side gussets. Traditionally used in TCM practice to hold loose herbs, tea leaves, or spices during simmering, straining, or steeping, keeping decoctions clear of sediment. Fill with dried botanicals, secure the drawstring, and simmer or steep as your recipe directs.

Key Selling Points

• White non-woven fabric bags sized 7 x 9 cm for small herb and spice portions
• Drawstring closure allows quick filling, securing, and removal of contents
• Flat base and side gussets help the bag stand and hold herbs evenly
• Heat-bonded non-woven construction suitable for simmering and steeping
• Versatile for herbal decoctions, tea brewing, spice bundles, and sachets

Quality & Sensory

Typically white with a soft, lightweight non-woven texture and a clean, neutral appearance. The fabric holds its shape when wet, and the drawstring stays secure during simmering. Contents release flavor and aroma into the liquid while keeping solids contained.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Simmering loose Chinese herbs in decoctions while keeping residue contained
• Brewing loose-leaf tea or herbal tea without loose particles in the cup
• Bundling whole spices for braising, stewing, and stock pots
• Filling with dried botanicals as a small sachet or aroma bag

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese herbal practice, loose herbs are commonly wrapped before decocting so the liquid stays clear and the dregs are easy to discard. Similar bags are used for tea leaves, spice bundles in braised dishes, and small herbal sachets. They are a preparation accessory only and do not replace proper herbal sourcing or guidance.

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