I tried using tea leaves as a humidifier.

It's very late but Happy New Year.

This year, I'd like to update the blog on my shop website more frequently.

thank you!

There are things that come out when making tea.

When tea is carefully selected

The product includes tea stems, crushed powdered tea, and branches.

Among these is the part of the stem skin called "keba."

Apparently some people like to drink it,

I'm also thinking about commercializing it in the future.

It's really bulky because it's fluffy.

Therefore, in order to commercialize the tea, a machine is needed to chop it.

I wonder if I can use it as it is...

Thinking that,

I stuck it into the mouth of a heated humidifier.

Just as I expected, the room was filled with the smell of tea, which felt amazing!

Recently, there has been some research that suggests that the catechins in tea can inactivate the coronavirus, so maybe that's a good idea!

I thought so, but

When you open the humidifier after use,

There was a lot of tea stains and it had turned brown.

At this rate, the steam coming out will stain the walls and curtains brown...

Our house is an old house,

The tea stains actually seem to add a nice shine to the pillars and floorboards.

So I think I'll try cooking it in the entrance for a while.