Yes! I belong to another online community that is UK-owned and there have been many discussions on tea 
I have tons of tea for sitters, but I know a proper Brit would likely be disappointed because most of it is tea bags, not loose.
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When you go to a restaurant, do you take a spray and give the table a once over? 
We don’t go to restaurants!
I’m a Brit and I love my tea bags! Favourites being PG Tips or Yorkshire! Can’t be bothered with loose leaves when ‘on the road’!
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Don’t forget to spray the boxes after you’ve bought them 
As a newbie I’d not even considered a household might not own a teapot for loose tea or a tea strainer 
so have now added that to my list of ‘house sitting basic kit’ to take along with me……the horror of tea bags!
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You need to add our homeland of Turkey 
to your list of sit destinations @BonnyinBrighton 
Zero chance of no fabulous Turkish teapot with real leaves always on the go 
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I joke that I want a catapult, so I can shoot needless cushions far away from me when I stay at hotels and such.
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@BonnyinBrighton you could always take a tea ball or a tea infuser for loose leaf tea
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@BonnyinBrighton what is on your list so far ?
Have you read these threads ?
https://forum.trustedhousesitters.com/t/what-do-you-take-with-you-for-every-sit
&
https://forum.trustedhousesitters.com/t/pegs-washing-baskets
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Two things I usually take with me that help with the transition are my IPAD and my Melita Coffee filter holder with paper filters. I’m not the most technically advanced person. Sometimes even with instructions, I feel like I may have messed up someone’s TV. Same with coffee makers. Having my own options makes me immediately feel more comfortable. Oh yeh—and my down travel pillow—can’t go anywhere without that.
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Nice, On the AGA and the Broiler plate, you know me I love an AGA, If I see an AGA in the listing Photo’s I apply! lol.
Hope it was a nice sit.
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