House Again Tea Infuser (2 Pack, Large + Small), Extra Fine Mesh Tea Strainers for Loose Tea, 18/8 Stainless Steel Tea Strainer with Extended Chain Hook, Tea Steeper

Item: House Again Tea Infuser (2 Pack, Large + Small), Extra Fine Mesh Tea Strainers for Loose Tea - I recently switched over from tea bags to loose leaf. I got a ball strainer and it seemed great at first. But it was awkward filling and messy dumping out. Also, small hard tea bits got caught in the screen. And most of all, when I finished the pitcher of tea, I couldn't drink the last bit because of the residue left. - Then I found this infuser. Perfect. I can fill it while it sits on the counter; I don't have to hold it or stop it from rolling. I can easily screw the lid on this infuser. - For me, if I hang the infuser on the side of my plastic pitcher, then the tea darkens at the bottom and I have to stir. And the pitcher lid was getting misshapen from the little hook. So now I slide the chop stick through the ring at the top of the infuser, and the infuser stays at the top while it infuses. - This screen is so dense that you can hardly tell it's a screen! I no longer have a residue problem. - This purchase came with a large and a small infuser and small saucers to catch their drips. This infuser is just so much easier to use all around. I highly recommend it.

The hole sizes on these are nearly ideal. The top holes are about 0.025" in diameter, while everywhere else ( perimeter and bottom ) the hole sizes are 0.010", in case you want to know. I might have made the 0.010" holes a bit bigger for better flow, but it works quite well nonetheless. The bigger infuser can be used in a coffee maker for making several cups of tea. Just enough clearance to get it under the steam spout ( without the lid, of course ).

Love these!! They aren’t too big but for a daily pot of tea it’s perfect. I like that the herbs don’t get out since the holes are so small.

Both tea infusers work great. No issues with the function, however I found the strainers a little bit too flimsy because of the thinness of the material. You can easily put a dent just by the action of opening and tightening the lids. That being said, two different sizes work great if I needed to brew more or less tea.

We use it in both the teapot and the thermos. The product is high-quality and practical.

I already have one, and bought these for a friend. They were too large to fit through teapot opening, even though we had measured, it was too tight of a fit. I use them, I grind my ginger in processor then store in icecube trays. 1 or 2 cubes fit in one container, makes lovely tea, without residue. Easy to clean. 2 years and no rust(I do not use chain)

These are great. Sometime I open teabag and put in this infuser, trying to clean up my teabags. To eliminate microplastics. They do excellent job . They are a little soft just don!t squeeE hard. I like the screw on lid.

Classy, leak-free tea balls at an attractive price. I love the holders!

I wanted a reliable replacement for cheese cloth sachets when infusing stews and soups with herbs and spices. Stainless tea infusers seemed like exactly what I need. Tested once, they are good. The small one can be stored in the big one when not in use. The big one can hold half a cinnamon stick with ease. Great alternative to cheese cloth and takes up less room.