Utopia House 3 Pack Tea Bag Organizer – Stackable Tea Bag Storage Organizer with Lid – Tea bag holder For Kitchen Organizers and Storage, Multi-Useful Kitchen Organizer, House organizer (Clear)

Great tea organizer
I bought this for my tea habit. My boxes of tea had cluttered the pantry and I had started storing my tea bags in here. Easy to search for the tea you want and separate the old ones that you don’t want anymore. The containers Fit nicely on the pantry shelves. No assembly really needed. It is a clear container. They are durable for others to be stacked on top.

Love this!
This is a great tea organizer. It’s fits a lot of tea and is nice quality acrylic. Looks great in my pantry.

Immediately helpful, sensibly-designed, and sturdy.
tl;dr at the endMy mother kept doing this thing where she would stack a bunch of tea bags in unrelated boxes and put all those rectangular things on a lazy susan, and get the -whole thing- in and out of the cabinet every single time she wanted tea so she could decide what she wanted, then kept an extra cup on the counter all the time for the single bags that meant she wanted to order more. It was taking up a huge amount of space, she knocked it over sometimes, always had to search for stuff– this isn’t even MY tea and everything about it made me want to tear my hair out.So yesterday I reorganized the kitchen cabinet, ordered this (arrived same day, nice bonus), and guess what? It took me like 15 minutes to sort her tea by variety, and then less than ten to intuitively arrange these. I reversed the last bag of the back row so it shows what’s in there on the outside. Now she doesn’t even have to open the thing, she can just look at it, and doesn’t have to lift it, but can just spin it around! She has two, and I’m using one. Took me less than five on mine.This thing fits Twinings, Yogi, and Traditional Medicinals bags well. Slightly snugger fit with Stash and Bigelow. Even then, none of those were too big to fit. The lids have a reasonable– not too tall, not too short– lip on them so they stay stacked neatly. No scratches, nice clear acrylic. I kept the dividers all in, but it’s nice you can remove/change them. Mine came pre-assembled, but with assembly instructions, in bubble wrap and with foam on the exterior of the hinges to keep them from getting damaged in transit. Hinges feel solid, but the instructions do tell you not to excessively bend/attach them a certain way, which, looking at the picture, seemed pretty common sense to me.The plastic is, for a product like this, a bit on the heavy side, without it being a heavy product, which is good, because I do not need these to decide they are flexible. The dividers are a bit less so, and that’s acceptable and technically a plus for me.Words cannot express how glad I am to free up a cabinet full of one of the worst methods of tea storage I’ve seen, and have that space be functional, while actually improving tea storage for both of us in minimal but attractive, sensibly-designed containers. Now she doesn’t even have to open the thing, she can just spin it around and look at the outside instead of wondering what the contents are of a small tower of precarious boxes with the lids torn off. We’ve gone from a horrible little sculpture inspired by jenga to– well, this!Am I griping? Yes! And if you are subject to something like this, or have brought it upon yourself, this is such a no-brainer solution to be happy with. Even if I swapped entirely to loose-leaf, I would keep these for sturdiness and organization, but oh. Oh, to finally have something that is designed to do the best version of the thing it will be used for! I will never again have to watch my mom turn picking a tea into some kind of archaeological task, not because she likes to sift through things for treasure, but because it’s ‘easier’ to just never update anything as long as it sort of works most of the time. GOD. You ever watch an old lady with balance issues knock over a bunch of open tea boxes and then start struggling to pick them up, and now you have rush to pick them up yourself before she can fall over? While some of them literally drop into the hot water you were using to make tea? I want to go back in time and order these like three years ago, dude.The frustration is residual and now I am recovering, and for the love of god if my rant speaks to you, if you see yourself in any part of it, get the boxes. Just get them. It’s such an easy solution with no downside whatsoever. It’s done, you never have to think about it again except if you want to reorganize for fun, and it’s pleasant to see it all sorted. These are even decently-priced for what they are, compared to acrylic organizers for fridge and pantry. So yeah, 10/10 from me, zero complaints. I often come back and update old reviews but I expect these will have to become 100% haunted before I have any complaints.tl;dr if you use pretty standard tea brands, these should fit. It looks so much nicer and works so much better than the method that was being previously used to store tea. It’s such a fast and decent-quality fix, I’m so pleased. Zero complaints, instantly delighted with these!

Great value
These were perfect for what I wanted them for..my only complaint is the dividers are slightly too small to turn the tea bags facing the opening. They have to be turned sideways to fit. I would like them to all fit facing forward. But it works great. The lid and clear materials make it easy to see what is in the boxI have also used two of these for water flavoring packets. it would be PERFECT if I could stand these upright but its slightly too short for this. I took out one divider on each side to make 4 sections and just lay them horizontally – this works great. Great value! highly recommend

El producto es de muy buena calidad, plástico duro y de muy buen tamaño. Lamentablemente una de las charolas llegó rota muy probablemente por manejo en paquetería, no la devolveré por todo el trámite qué hay que hacer y la funcionalidad no se ve afectada.

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