2 Pack Reinmoson Large Tea Infuser for Loose Tea & Spice Infuser for Cooking, Extra Fine Mesh Large Tea Strainers for Loose Tea, 304 Stainless Steel Loose Leaf Tea Steeper for Black Tea, Rooibos, etc

In the past, we used the round ball diffuser but it’s clunky to use so we tried Reinmoson Tea Strainer and what a difference. My husband appreciates that it’s bigger so that as the tea expands while steeping, there’s space in the infuser. Also, the threading is excellent for closing and opening the tea strainer. And we liked the little saucer for catching the dripping tea. The chain hooked easily on the side of the cup. We used this tea strainer with Loose Leaf Stash tea and it was perfect. We used the bigger tea strainer in a medium teapot when we’re drinking the same tea flavor. We’re so glad we bought this.

Arrived super fast and is really solid and well put together. The hook hangs on the side of the cup to keep it from moving around and making it easier to pull out after steeping. Actually that’s my only complaint - I’d rather have a t-bar at the top but the hook works just fine. It’s nice having a small tray to set the infuser on after use to cool down without making a mess on the counter. It’s easy to clean as well. I have been using this almost daily for the last few months and it’s still as clean and nice looking as when I received it.

I have been using this tea infuser for about a month now and I must say it is the best tea strainer ever! There are no stray tea leaves in my tea anymore. The mesh is small enough not to allow tea to escape, and open enough to steep a perfect cup of tea. Clean up is easy and it’s beautiful too! I am a tea drinker, so every morning I steep a cup of tea, be it oolong, nettle, green tea, or any other loose tea, my tea infuser gets the job done. I can even use the tea at the bottom of the bag without the worry that the dust, (tiny tea leaves), are going to escape the infuser and get into my tea. Nope! Not gonna happen! LOL!! You know what else, the price is right! So, if you’re thinking about purchasing this tea infuser, think no more, make that move and order it today. You’ll be glad you did.

Large Tea Ball for Making Pitchers or Pots of Tea - I don't use tea bags but I make a lot of iced tea throughout the summer and fall. I needed a tea ball that is large enough for a few teaspoons of tea leaves to expand and steep ( I use either whole-leaf or PG tips). I use a half-gallon-ish sized pitcher. Don't use this tea ball in a mug. As you can see in the photo, it is nearly the size of the mug.I was looking for one that: the lid doesn't jump threads when screwing it on, had holes that were laser cut not punched, and had holes small enough to not allow bits to come through. This definitely fits the bill. It does let very fine particulates through but that is certainly not a problem. Something that size is imperceptible when drinking the tea (see photo of the little tray that comes with the tea ball). The lid has so far gone on and off easily without a problem. The only thing that might be an issue is that the steel material is thin. Just don't manhandle the thing when opening or closing it. I could see it becoming mis-shapen if someone uses too much of a hearty grip on it. I'm very happy with this!

I make large batches of cold tea and I was looking for a large infuser to make more than simply one pot. I also collect tea balls after finding antique ones used by both grandmothers. This one was unique in both size and the fact that it was stainless steel - not aluminum - and that it had very small perforations. The chain is also long enough to hang into a half or a one gallon jar.It was just what I was looking for both practically and aestheticly. There is no residue of leaves that leak out and it accomodates a large bunch of fresh or dried leaves. When soup season comes along I will also try it for herbs in soup stock! This is one of my favorite recent purchases.