Mikasa Teabag Tidy - White - 12cm

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The Mikasa Chalk Porcelain Teabag Tidy is designed for tea enthusiasts who value a clean and organized kitchen aesthetic. It serves as a practical, elegant solution for holding used teabags, effectively preventing unsightly stains on your tabletops during breakfast or afternoon tea sessions; however, its compact size may require frequent emptying if you are hosting large gatherings.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | IN-LIF-MKCHTTIDY |
| Brand | Mikasa |
The dimensions are 2.8 cm in height, 8.9 cm in width, and 11.7 cm in depth.
While the porcelain is heat resistant, it is primarily designed as a waste vessel, so heating in the microwave is not recommended or necessary.
It is designed for standard teabags; oversized artisan bags may overhang the edges of the tidy.
Yes, Mikasa porcelain products are crafted to meet safety standards for food-contact items.
Many users find it useful as a small trinket dish or a place to hold sugar packets or sweeteners.
Soak the tidy in a solution of warm water and a small amount of baking soda to lift tannins without scratching the porcelain.
Use a rinse aid in your dishwasher or hand-dry the tidy with a lint-free cloth immediately after the cycle ends.
Setting up the tidy is straightforward; simply place it on any flat, stable surface near your brewing station. While no formal assembly is required, ensure you rinse the tidy after each use to prevent tea tannins from staining the porcelain over time. The item is fully dishwasher safe, but it can also be easily hand-washed with mild soap and a soft sponge. Avoid using abrasive scouring pads, as these may scratch the glossy glaze finish.