Came across this at Home Bargains in Sheffield today. They had assorted designs and it's a national deal. Thought it was a bargain for 29p.
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noahsdad
7 Feb 166#2
My wife bought one of these. Not only is it ghastly, its also quite pointless. It is very small and limited space means it just ends up overflowing with Teabags and causing more mess than it saves.
Still very puzzled as whats wrong with just using a more fit for purpose plastic container, or a a small bowl, or better still carefully stick the teabag in the bin.
finnmaccool
7 Feb 163#6
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sradmad
7 Feb 161#1
good find op, heat added
noahsdad
7 Feb 166#2
My wife bought one of these. Not only is it ghastly, its also quite pointless. It is very small and limited space means it just ends up overflowing with Teabags and causing more mess than it saves.
Still very puzzled as whats wrong with just using a more fit for purpose plastic container, or a a small bowl, or better still carefully stick the teabag in the bin.
clairep73 to noahsdad
8 Feb 16#19
I agree. But some people are so stingy that they probably reuse the tea bag!
jshodgson
7 Feb 16#3
Great find. Great item, we have one and it is good looking when clean and empty and so can stay on the worktop.
Besford
7 Feb 16#4
Why???????
sugaflowa1
7 Feb 16#5
pointless!
finnmaccool
7 Feb 163#6
Crazy Chris
7 Feb 16#7
they do the ones for spoons that match cant remember price but less then a quid.
Master G
7 Feb 161#8
Place teabag on dish and then transfer to the bin ......or, place teabag in bin. What purpose does this serve?
UniquelyMoi247
7 Feb 16#9
I should buy my mum one of these, she puts hers on the drainer... ugh I do not get it, just bin it!!
Good price for those who like/want/need them though.
snowflake75
7 Feb 16#10
omg just use a plate
sowotsdis
7 Feb 162#11
dry teabag then place in soil for acid loving plants
MrsLD
7 Feb 16#12
Doesn't make sense to put teabags on a dish when you're going to put the teabags in the bin afterwards !!
ashleyrunt
7 Feb 16#13
Just bin the bag you lazy dirty son ......
rachelandgromit
7 Feb 16#14
I've never understood these, why nor just put in the bin.
Bluebella
7 Feb 16#15
Put your bags in bowl, feed the plants with them, make an art installation out of them.. chuck 'em in the bin...whatever... just don't let other people dictate to you what you should do with your old teabags! :smile:
DealJourno
8 Feb 16#16
It's your money. If you're stupid enough to waste it on tat like this, all I can do if wish you luck filling your kitchen cupboards with single use small kitchen appliances.
ashy786x to DealJourno
8 Feb 16#17
What has single use small kitchen appliances got to do with this? This goes on my worktop not in my cupboards. You're right- it is my money and its only 29 pence. What may be tat to you may be useful to me and vice versa. You're entitled to your opinion but don't call me stupid when your post doesn't even have relevance to what this post is about.
noahsdad
8 Feb 16#18
Yeah each to their own. Controversial deal :smiley: My wife would vote this hot and I'd say cold. This little item that only costs 29p could cause divorces?
zel69
8 Feb 16#20
Teabags should go in the compost recycling!
ashy786x to zel69
11 Feb 16#21
Funnily enough, I don't store my tea bags on this dish forever.
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Still very puzzled as whats wrong with just using a more fit for purpose plastic container, or a a small bowl, or better still carefully stick the teabag in the bin.
All comments (21)
Still very puzzled as whats wrong with just using a more fit for purpose plastic container, or a a small bowl, or better still carefully stick the teabag in the bin.
Good price for those who like/want/need them though.