Can you still drink a spider crawling in the tea leaves?

You can drink it, you need to wash the tea before you drink the tea, and the tea can wash off the dirty things such as floating ash on the surface of the tea, and the tea is usually boiled water above 80 degrees, and the high temperature is also a disinfection step, so you can drink it with confidence.

The "Tea Washing" article in the Chinese Tea Dictionary explains: "Tea washing washes away the impurities on the surface of loose tea, and can induce tea aroma and tea taste." "Tea washing is mainly for old tea, as well as some tea leaves with poor storage environment, the purpose is to wash off dust, especially old tea, old tea for a long time will inevitably stick to dust, so tea needs to be washed.

There is a spider crawling inside the tea leaves, and whether the tea can be drunk or not depends on the situation.

If the spider is alive, drive the spider away and remove the tea leaves from the surface, and the tea leaves inside can still be drunk.

If the spider has been dead in it for a long time and shows signs of decay, then throw away the whole pot of tea and can't drink it.

Occasionally, a spider crawls in the tea and can still drink, which is normal, indicating that you usually do not pay attention to sealing the tea leaves, and it is inevitable that there will be no other substances to disturb you, as long as the tea leaves are not damp and have no peculiar smell, the tea can be drunk.

Don't drink the stars, in case the spider spits out the cobwebs in the tea, it will be unhygienic, if you are really reluctant to throw away the tea, wash the tea with boiling water when making tea, and then brew it, this is safer!

As long as it is the ordinary type of spider at home, it is generally free of toxins, so you don't need to be too nervous, and then observe your symptoms.

Guidance: You can observe yourself for a period of time, if there is no dizziness, abdominal pain, nausea and other discomfort, it is generally fine, do not worry too much.

Usually it is not recommended to drink it! After all, you can't tell if it's a poisonous spider or not. To be on the safe side.

As long as it's not raw from the tea leaves, it doesn't matter, you can throw away the layer of tea leaves that touched the spider.

It's better not to, but if it's a normal spider, then it's fine.

Don't drink it anymore, spiders are poisonous.

In this case, it is not recommended to drink it again.

Try not to drink it again.

If you don't eat spiders, it's not a big problem, and it's definitely poisonous if you eat it.

I don't know when I dropped a spider into the water bottle, and my little children and I drank the water is poisonous.

Blanching with 100° boiling water before use, it is not a matter of poison, the spider will release toxins when it bites, but the spider itself has some germs, and it can be used for sterilization with boiling water.

If a spider suddenly flies into the bowl when washing the dishes, the bowl can be used, you can wash it with dish soap a few times, and then soak it in boiling water, and it should be fine.

It's just a spider, it doesn't matter much, just wash it again. Spiders that usually appear at home will often run around and crawl on other daily necessities, but you don't see them, so it doesn't matter if you use them the same.

Wash it again, and it's okay.

A spider fell out of the cup of boiling water in the morning, and it was just a small incident that happened by chance, which did not indicate anything in particular and had no effect on the whole day.

There is nothing wrong with falling into a spider in a cup of boiling water in the morning, it is also common for a spider to fall into the cup, don't think too much, just be happy every day.

It doesn't matter, just add a spider to a cup of boiling water and pour the water out.

What is white is the silk spit out by spiders. This cup can still be used, scald with boiling water, and the dish soap can be used after cleaning.

It's best not to drink it, probably because you forgot to close the bottle during the storage process, causing spiders to fall in. Spiders that fall into honey will also carry some bacteria in, so it is best not to continue to eat it.

The vast majority of spiders are venomous.

Both its saliva and excrement are poisonous.

In this case, honey is best not to.

It has certain health risks.