In the quiet routine of making a cup of tea, few suspect that by dipping an innocent teabag in hot water, they could be releasing millions of tiny plastic particles into their beverage. This ...

Another cleaning tip is to use green tea bags to remove grease from your dirty dishes. Just add tea bags to your dishwater and soak the dishes. After a few minutes, the grease will come off easily, ...

A gardening expert has shared a clever trick using one cheap yet powerful leftover kitchen scrap to help grass grow stronger ...

Using tea bags in your garden once you've made your brew can help improve your garden's health and keep slugs, snails, cats and foxes away.

but the majority of tea bags used today are made from natural materials, such as cellulose. These may release micro-particles of cellulose, but that’s just fiber which our body can handle.” ...

but the majority of tea bags used today are made from natural materials, such as cellulose. These may release micro-particles of cellulose, but that's just fiber which our body can handle." ...

From your clothing to the water you drink, being mindful of microplastics can help reduce your exposure and health risk.

but the majority of tea bags used today are made from natural materials, such as cellulose,” said Dr. Benjamin Shindel, first study author and contract engineer with the US Department of Energy ...