[Closed] help me find.... a tea bag transport system

really useful boxes

http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/uk/html/onlineshop/rub/b00_07litre30ColSet.php

I [b]think[/b] you'll be able to buy them singly in staples

Have a look for the sort that business cards come in from the printers.

Would a case for mini discs be about the right size?

really useful boxes: had a quick look though and theyre too substantial or too big.
Im thinking something smaller than a deck of cards.

Don't see the need.

Why not just put them in a plastic bag?

mini dics case still too big. def thinking more like oversized SD card case than small plastic box.

Round, Square or Pyramid teabags?

in a plastic bag they tend to get knackered/crushed/ravaged in the bottom of a day bag where they live until needed (hence also airtight/waterproof requirement)

JHJ - I assure you Twinnings only do one shape of bag. And it ain't round!

These are cheap, not a box but should hold tea bags fresh.

http://www.inoxia.co.uk/catalogue/laboratory/bags/zip-lock-bags-small.aspx?gclid=CNal1fGs38MCFUHItAod4n0A9w

not quite the same shape as you're describing but something like the telescopic plastic parts boxes (the sort of thing drill bits and router bits are sometimes supplied in) might do the job. I'd imagine the people who supply them will have various other small containers too.

I mention that as I've just opened a jiffy bag full of them and realised the drill bits I order are sold in units of 10.... so I now have 100 drill bits. Double ended ones too. A life times supply of 3.5mm and 5mm holes.

not quite the same shape as you're describing but something like the telescopic plastic parts boxes (the sort of thing drill bits and router bits are sometimes supplied in) might do the job. I'd imagine the people who supply them will have various other small containers too.

I have one of those in the garage, could fit tea bags in. I think a hope headset came in it.

Something like this?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/390980364236

now you're talking jota. Soap transport systems could well fill the need!
cheers. I shall modify my searching. Those are good start though

Those waterproof wallet thingies

the light-weight backpacking type suppliers might have little containers too

http://www.myprotein.com/protein-accessories/myprotein-powertower/10605622.html

The individual sections are small but big enough for 6 tea bags

One of these tins (with the wax removed...)

http://www.waitrose.com/shop/DisplayProductFlyout?productId=8906&source=sho_&utm_source=google%2Bshopping&utm_medium=organic%2Bgs&utm_campaign=google%2Bshopping&gclid=CPqL0PGu38MCFcxj7AoduzIA7A&gclsrc=aw.ds

these "foaming scented slice"* storage boxes are much closer to what I was thinking.

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* WTAF?

How about an old Game Boy game case?

even better STgrace!

I had something in the back of long lost memory that I was trying to grasp and old game cartridge boxes are a very likely candidate.

Thanks all, I think I have some ideas now

asda do a load of plastic boxes, the smallest should be about the right size.
also[url= http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/dry-box-16.html ] this [/url]is maybe slightly big but will prevent teabag damage I can vouch for waterproofness of this kit - £7 how much do you value your teabags?
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4x as or 2x 18650 battery case. Got mine free with batteries from dx and 7
dayshop but you can buy them. Might be little small. Or an otter box. Waterproof to 40m. Used to use them for car keys when scuba diving.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/OTTER-1000-WATERPROOF-CASES-Clear/dp/B0045E985A
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Tictac box?

Ahem. Not sure if right sort of teabagging.
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How about an old 35mm film plastic box thingamimmy?

good shout nickjb, I can just about squeeze 4x into a 7dayshop AA box.

Bit cramped though.

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What you are looking for is a lense filter case

A ziploc food bag will keep them far fresher than any plastic case, I'd rather have a nice tasting cuppa from a bashed bag than an immaculate looking bag that's been aired for weeks.

*Can't believe I actually just said that. Nominee for most boring thread of 2015 so far?

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Got the packaging from one of these lying around?

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*sees martinhutch post, nips out to shed*

I have one of those chain boxes in front of me now (just built a new bike the other week so had a new chain). It's bit on the big side, although I do like how slim it is, it takes 8x in their paper pouches. Needs a rubber band. Leading candidate at the moment 🙂

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faberge egg?

(just on the off chance you have one of them hanging about too)
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faberge egg?

(just on the off chance you have one of them hanging about too)

Tried that. Wont fit.

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How soon people forget.

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Tried that. Wont fit.

OM actual G

I'm tempted to continue making suggestions to keep you running round the house - like a drunkard at the window of the 24hr garage.

We sell these.
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I thought my suggestion was a goer 🙁

It's bit on the big side, although I do like how slim it is, it takes 8x in their paper pouches. Needs a rubber band. Leading candidate at the moment

I love those chain boxes - I use them to package up loads of little bits/tools for trips. I have my complete on-the-fly brake fettling kit in one.

On a similar theme, these are awesome, especially if you need to eat the chocs to make room for your bits and pieces. I had a similar beverages container for car camping - but with tea bags, sugar, coffee and milk, plus salt and pepper and sauce sachets.

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Might be a bit big for your needs, and it's not suited to carrying Twinings anyway, but this fits all my tea carrying needs...

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Stoner in 'overengineering something the rest of the world finds simple' shocker.

The first thing that sprang to mind is a perennial classic, used for decades for carrying stuff in a handy, pocket-sized form that's nearly crush-proof, and airtight enough for tea-bags:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/new-slim-1oz-hinged-tobacco-gold-tin-plain-/191295317847?pt=UK_Collectables_Tobacciana_Smoking_LE&hash=item2c8a16e757

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8 x AA battery case, just a little bigger than a deck of cards. The gel insert is removable. Not quite air tight though.

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I have a slight excess since I didn't realise they came in packs of two when I ordered (at least not packs of 10 though). Once can be yours gratis (no this isn't just a vain attempt to get a mention on the ain't forumeers brilliant thread).

I knew i had kept these mini cigar boxes for some obscure reason, despite the cigars being foul, they are the perfect tea bag transportation device holding 6 tea bags comfortably and quite air tight when snap closed - cheers stoner…i also carry my tea bags to work in a zip lock bag and they get crushed, not any more.

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You can have one if you want,