This is great for putting in tea leaves. It’s large and can hold a good amount. I also use this in my tea pot and it works great. This is easy to use and easy to clean.
This tea filter is well made and easy to use as well as clean. It steeped easily in my cup, but small particles of tea were still able to make its way into my tea. I may have to test it out with another loose leaf tea.
I have a number of different water bottles of various sizes. Honestly wasn’t sure if any would be the correct size to use this tea infuser, although as long as it could be used to brew loose tea leaves I would have been happy.This actually is the largest loose tea leaves infuser that I now own. Stainless steel, no sharp edges anywhere, really tiny holes so no tea leaves end up in my tea, and easy to clean. I’ve thrown this into a pot to brew tea and it’s worked perfectly, so I’m happy.The dimension of 1.75” in the ad is of the slightly tapered bottom. The maximum diameter is slightly over 2” This doesn’t work in most of my water bottles, although one where it does work the top sits flush with the top of the water bottle. It sits above the lip ring in the throat of the water bottle, but does work perfectly. I can put tea leaves into the infuser and fill the bottle completely to the top to brew tea, or I can only use the top portion to infuse water and then not have any sediment when I drink from the bottle.I can wholeheartedly recommend this tea infuser. Large body, tiny holes, easy to clean. And really useful with the correctly sized water bottles.
This metal infuser is great for a small cup of tea. I thought it was going to be larger. But it does what it is supposed to do. Infuse tea into hot water. This comes with a top that screws on so no spilling of tea leaves. The holes are small so you don’t get a lot of tea flavor coming through all at once. I’m handwashing this infuser. I’m going to try to try to infuse fruits. I will update when I find out how this works for other things besides teas. I like this new gadget. This will fit into my thermal water bottle. Great for taking it on the go. Two thumbs up from me.
I like this a lot, as I can infuse my water and keep it in the fridge without getting debris in it. It is a good size to smash a few berries or lemon balm leaves in there. The top screws on, so it doesn't have to be at the top of a bottle (since it sinks).
Simple and easy to use! Holds a lot of tea for making large batches of tea. The lid stays on well.
This cylindrical metal filter lets you brew your own tea from any loose (or bagged) tea, in any oversized cup. You could pack it full and make a whole pot of tea, or just put a couple of teaspoons in and make a big sized mugful.You control how strong to make it and feel free to combine your favorite loose teas to create your own personal blends.This strainer is light but sturdy enough, and looks like it might exactly fit into a certain type of insulated mug. I don't have such a container, but you might. It's just a little too wide to fit into any of my insulated mugs, but I don't use it for that anyway.Like most similar devices, it's got a handy flip-up ring that makes it easy to fish out of your cup with a stirrer or even a knife. It's got a lid that screws off and on, pretty easily. So, for its specific use, this metal tea bag is highly effective. If I don't bang it around a lot, it might actually last a while.
I have been using this small, stainless steel tea steeper to infuse my 40oz. Hydroflask with cold steeped mints, herbs, and green teas. While there has been some flavor, it’s weak due to the size of my Hydroflask. As soon as I saw this stainless steel steeper, I knew it would work really well to infuse a good amount of tea/flavor into my water. It is the perfect height and just slender enough to fit into large water bottles like mine. Because it is stainless, it would also work for hot beverages too. It came boxed in a plain box, making it a perfect little gift or stocking stuffer for the holidays. It is somewhat delicate with a fine mesh for steeping and care needs to be taken not to tighten the top too much, but if treated right, I think it will last a long time. I like mine very much and it does hold a lot of my tea/herb blends.
I discovered that i could stick this in my water bottle, so I did. This has been great in adding my teas to the water bottle I take to work. By the time I get to the office, the tea's just perfectly infused. Also, the fine particulate doesn't escape which is also extra nice.Rinsing this is equally as easy.
Got this as a replacement for the infuser that came with my tea bottle. It was a perfect fit! Great replacement if needed.
This works great! It fits a couple different water bottles I have, and it works well with getting the tea to the exact strength I like!
The quality of stainless steel is ok, it does not feel as sturdy or of high quality as other stainless steel drinkware or kitchenware. It is a fine infuser as is but I wouldn't get another one of these if I were to get another one to use.
I've got ~6 thermos bottles and none of them is compatible with this. I just use a knife through the handle at the top and it works fine, though it means the lid can't be on so the temp of my water drops. That said, it's an excellent fine-mesh strainer, keeping any tea sediment from spilling out into the water. Nice!
This tea maker is of exceptional quality. I am particularly impressed by the fineness of the stainless steel filter. It is lightweight and easy to clean, and the finish of the product is superb. I believe they did an excellent job in machining it. It is undoubtedly made of stainless steel, and I find myself using it more frequently than any other tea filter I own.
Does not fit into average water bottles. Used it in a mug. The screw top does not screw on smoothly and feels very rough. This makes me wonder about the overall quality. I do like the holes being small enough to keep bits of tea from getting into the water. I find it inconvenient and have been leaning towards my other infuser for daily use.
I like this Water Bottle Tea Infuser, it has a nice design, it is pretty well made and functional. I checked six of my water bottles for how well it fit and it fits really well in one, one it would work by dropping the whole thing into the bottle, one it is too large to fit it into the opening and three it kinda fits but might get bounced around enough to fall into them. It would also work in a jar for sun tea or a pot or teapot. It is a thin stainless steel. The top twists on and off easily.
The top of this infuser screws onto the base, which prevents the tea from spilling out. It holds up to 3 tablespoons of my tea comfortably. I do not have the Lexlion water bottle, but I have used the infuser in a large pitcher to brew iced tea. It works well and should last for a long time.
I like that you get two for one, one small and one large. These work great in many applications, pan on the stove, old camping coffee pot, glass tea pot etc. In the past I have used the small cotton drawstring bags which work well but are a pain to clean. This is a good option that is much less dinking around with as well as easier to clean and frankly more sanitary. Infused teas or making your favorite flavored water with fruit and rinds is super easy with this. In a pinch, I have also used the shorter one with a small circle of paper towel for making a single cup of coffee.
I wanted this so I could put fruit in different tumblers. This hold the fruit in there and right size too.
I have three different brands of wide mouth bottles but none of them have the interior ridge needed to support the infuser, so I wasn't able to actually try this product. (When I placed it in the bottle it looked like a perfect fit, until it feel all the way in (no ridge). It looks well made and I ran water through it and the water ran freely. If your wide mouth bottle has the ridge and you are looking for an infuser, this infuser is worth considering - but check for that ridge before ordering!
I must not have understood that this needs to fit a very specific water bottle. I have zero water bottles in my house that this fits in. I don't know what I was thinking. On the plus side, the strainer works well. It is also to dump out the tea leaves and clean it. For ease of use, it is a 5 star. For flexibility to use with different water bottles, not so much.
This tea infuser is perfect for making small batches of cold steeped iced tea, the metal is a little thin, so it could be crushed easily if dropped, but so far I have not had any problems with it. It allows for good water flow while not having holes that are too big so I don't get a ton of sediment if I am using a tea with fine leaves like a rooibos then it is not going to fill my pitcher with crumbs
I have a few flasks that this fits but what I really like is putting it down inside my 64 oz stianless tanker so that I've got enough to last while working. My large bottle has a wide mouth, so there's no issue with getting it out. I've also used it in a wide mouth tall mason jar in the kitchen window for sun tea. It closes firmly, stays closed.
I ordered this to use with an extra large wide-mouth jar to make cold brew coffee or tea. The metal is super thin and feels like it will bend quite easily. It does fit in the jar, however, so should work for what I'm wanting it for.
