House Again Tea Infuser, Extra Fine Mesh Tea Strainers for Loose Tea, 18/8 Stainless Steel Tea Strainer with Extended Chain Hook, Tea Steeper for Brew Tea, Spices & Seasonings, for Single Cup

Now these are some good tea diffusers. I bought a couple other ones that did not lock properly in the tea was just getting out everywhere. Not the case with these. They work really well and you can load up a ton of tea in there if you want a strong brew or if you want to make a lot of it. You could also use this to infuse herbs into beer if you are into that sort of thing.

These work well and save money. I heat up the keurig and position the cup. Then cut the string off the tea bag, fold the bag one time, insert into the product and stir using the product. 3 minutes later, my tea is ready, 10 cents instead of 50 cents. Tea bag into the trash. Rinse and repeat.

These infusers are amazing! So easy to use and clean in the dishwasher, and they do a great job with Jasmine Tea Pearles. Just hang it on the side of your mug (I'm using a large double wall vacuum mug, but your standard small ceramic would work as well since there is no displacement of liquid) for 10-15 minutes and enjoy a great cup of tea. And you cannot beat the price for a set of two.

- Made in China- Large chain is 7.5" long, 2 smaller ones are about 5.5"- Hooks are wide and can be bent to fit larger stuff like stonewareI'm not good with size so I took a couple size reference pix.These are absolutely great. There is a small burp but I'm still really happy with them as I find the burp to be easy to avoid.The outside and inside are absolutely baby butt smooth, except for the vertical seam. The corners of it aren't as softened as I could hope for and you can catch your skin on them. They're not quite sharp, and only the large one is bad enough to catch on, but it should've been smoothed.Around the inside, the upper rim is also very sharp all the way around. That's true for all 3. I use a toothbrush to clean the inside and it can cause wear and tear and I've even had it slice off tiny bits from the bristles. So clean them moving around instead of up and down heh.That's the only flaw and what keeps it from being a 5 star for me.I should also mention that there is no internal support structure. They're just thin sheets rolled and tacked. That means they're flexible. Mostly they pop right back into shape but if you aren't a bit careful, you can crease or collapse the sides. With metal to metal lids that can sometimes get stubborn, it seemed pertinent.I tried to take pix of the teeny mesh. I make a lot of Thai tea but I dislike using the cloth filters so this extremely fine mesh is what I was looking for. It works very well.The base 'saucers' are sized. Their bottom rim edges are close to sharp as well but they look good and function as they should. Since Thai tea stains everything orange, they're also a feature I was looking for.The lids work very well. Metal on metal, especially thin metal, can be ornery sometimes but that's normal. They seal well and stay there, and that's what's important since the chains are on top.The scoop is fine. Edges are decent. Alligator clip is solid with a tight spring. I'm using the scoop but not the clip - since I store teas air tight there's no edge to clip to, but it'll work if you have use for it. A bit sharp teeth so probably not great for glass storage.Since they've mentioned gifting, the box and packaging is nothing special but respectable.Not perfect but very close and still very usable and look good, if you care about that.Don't forget to use the Smile.Amazon.com address - It's an Amazon program where many everyday things you buy will generate a small donation from Amazon to the charity of your choice at no cost to you. Info here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas

I bought this infuser for the sole purpose of making homemade ginger ale. The infuser completely contains the grated ginger (ZERO floaties, even with carbonated water), keeps the ginger fully submerged at the bottom of the glass, and the stem serves as a handy stirring stick. I essentially keep the infuser with the grated ginger in my water glass all day long, through many refills, and clean it out at night. I've had it for several weeks now, and the infuser still looks brand new - no tarnishing whatsoever.The infuser is easy to fill, easy to screw closed, and easy to clean. The ginger flavor really comes through. I highly recommend.Sugar-free ginger ale recipe for 20 ounce glass: fresh juice from 1/2 lemon, 1" grated ginger root, 16-17 ounces of flat or fizzy water. Enjoy.

Very fine mesh! My wife and I like a popular organic tea that comes in bags. To avoid microplastics in tea bags, we bought these. I use the big one for brewing iced tea in a 2.5 l pitcher. My wife uses the small one for single serving hot tea. Very happy.

these are great. having one in each size is good for making a cup of tea or a pitcher. def recommend. they are easy to use, and there is no tea leakage.

I bought these to replace the other one I had in our kitchen. These are really nice. They have a easy to screw on cap, small chain to hand from the edge of your cup, and a small plate to put it on to avoid making a mess on the table. I tested them and can confidently say they are rust proof. I drink tea once in a while but I am sure these can work with certain coffee or other similar products which need to be soaked in water for drinking.