If you drink tea daily, reconsider tossing out those used tea bags. Tea leaves contain nutrients beneficial to plants when they break down into compost. Tea can also function as a pest repellent or ...

Tea bags, even once already steeped for a hot brew, have a lot of use left in them still. Here's how you can use them around ...

After brewing a warm cup of tea, tossing the tea bag into the trash is the most natural thing to do. The first thought that comes to mind isn’t, “Hey…maybe I could reuse this thing!” We totally get it ...

Instead of discarding used tea bags, put their acidity, tannins, paper fibers, and dried plant material to good use around ...

We've all been there: you open the fridge, and suddenly a mysterious funk hits you — maybe from forgotten leftovers, or maybe from that bag of veggies you swore you'd cook last week. A deep clean on a ...

MB: Tea bags, tea leaves and old, cold tea will all add organic matter to the soil and this makes all plants happy. It does take a while for the tea bag and string to break down and there is that ...

What to do with all the waste from preparing zillions of cups of tea? Researchers in Malaysia propose converting some of it into infrastructure. Mohammad Al Biajawi at University Malaysia Pahang ...