Nix composting, Start sun-drying. (But JustTea)

...In dire need of your teabagging skills, Philadelphia...

I once thought I'd be making story books,

but now I'm making story quilts. And I'm running out of teabags. I thought I never would.

What you can do to participate in 4 simple steps:

1)Drink bagged tea, Lipton, Twining's, Yogi are the useful format. (think teabags that are sealed at the top with a staple (Lipton) or a knot (Twining's), rather than a fancy edge seal.

2)Remove teabag from mug, cup, pot, etc before adding cream or sugar, and place in the sun to dry. Keep separate teabags from touching each other to promote fast drying.

3)When completely dry (like absolutely bone dry...no mold for me, please!), deliver to me in any way you possibly can. I will also pick up within Philly boundaries.

This summer, I've committed to brewing iced tea every few days (whenever I go through a pitcher, I refill it.) This gives me 5 teabags every 2-4 days, that are dry in about a week.