House Again Large 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 Multi Cups

I’m loving these for my loose leaf tea. First off the strainer itself is all metal and the holes are tiny so it filters the tea very well. Being all metal also allows me to clean them easily. The top screws on and off with no effort. The metal chain with the hook makes getting it out of my cup a breeze and my favorite part the little metal saucer keeps the whole thing from getting tea all over my table when I take it out. Bonus though I haven’t done it yet is that it is large and can make a kettle of tea not just a glass. Definitely recommend!

The very nicest tea infuser/strainer in that it holds enough tea leaves whilst still allowing for enough flow of water. It is easy to load, and easy to clean. All around good.

I cannot recommend this tea infuser enough! It has completely transformed the way I enjoy my tea. Unlike traditional tea bags, this infuser allows me to experiment with a variety of loose-leaf teas, expanding my taste and appreciation for different blends. From delicate white teas to bold herbal mixes, it works flawlessly every time.One of the biggest advantages is how much better it performs compared to tea bags. The flavor is richer, fresher, and more authentic since the leaves have room to expand and fully steep. Plus, it significantly reduces waste—no more throwing away individual tea bags with strings and wrappers.Another huge perk is its size and portability. It’s compact and easy to carry, making it perfect for travel or even just taking to work. Whether I’m making tea at home or on the go, it’s super convenient and mess-free.If you love tea and want to enhance your experience while being more eco-friendly, this is a must-have.

I originally bought this tea infuser for culinary purposes, as my old tea ball was flimsy and unsuitable for my needs.When preparing chicken stock, I love to infuse it with a variety of aromatics. This tea infuser has been a game-changer. Its generous size easily accommodates fennel seeds, coriander seeds, star anise, bay leaves, cardamom, garlic, and ginger. The infuser's weight ensures it remains submerged in the stock for optimal flavor extraction. Unlike my previous tea ball, the sturdy construction securely holds the aromatics inside. While it's easy to open, I recommend allowing it to cool slightly before handling to prevent accidental spills. Cleaning is a breeze thanks to its canister shape.I've also found this infuser invaluable for infusing chili oil with various aromatics. It significantly reduces mess compared to using a strainer or cheesecloth. While I haven't tried it yet, I believe it would be equally effective for creating a bouquet garni.The affordable price point makes this tea infuser a worthwhile addition to any kitchen.

These are nice, small tea infusers. Perfect for an afternoon cup of tea, They can be a bit difficult to clean as water is just as likely to run off of them as through them because of the fine gauge mesh they're using here. I find I have to scrape out bits of herbs or tea leaves rather than being able to rinse them out. But, otherwise, they're perfectly serviceable and even come with a nice little tray to set the infuser on before or after you make your tea. They are thin, so you won't want to grab them with any great force as you'll crush them inward, but you get two in a pack so even if one does get damaged, you still have a second. They work well and soap takes any tea residue right off them as they're stainless steel. I'd say they have about a two tablespoon capacity of regular loose leaf or herbal tea. Tightly coiled tea leaves might not be able to fully expand in these as they aren't roomy enough for that, but, you wouldn't really be buying these for that kind of tea anyway.

I prefer tea balls, but after being disappointed with several that didn't close properly and leaked out contents, I settled on these tea strainers. They work great and can hold any amount you want. They close securely; no leaking of anything. They're durable and there's no rust.

The media could not be loaded. I have recently become a tea enthusiast. After deciding it was time to cut natural flavors out of my diet (don't research why unless you want a serious red pill you can't come back from) and that meant finding a new morning caffeine routine - for me, that resulted in a newfound enthusiasm for loose leaf tea. The one thing I quickly came to dislike, however, was the loose leaf debris that I would constantly find floating in my otherwise wonderful cup of tea. The answer to this debacle? This fine mesh tea infuser.The fine mesh: I have yet to find debris in my tea and I have tried everything from black to white to chai (with little fine particles). None of my cups of tea have had debris floating at the bottom. The mesh truly is fine.The cylinder shape: I like that I can scoop my tea into this quite easily instead of having to squeeze open the circular mesh tea infusers - you all know the kind I'm talking about.The little tray: this is very cute and a really great add. Once my tea is done steeping I can set it on the little tray and go on with my day. I make multiple teas a day so having the ability to let it sit on the tray until my next cup is quite convenient.Miscellaneous: I also enjoy the chain and the screw on lid and although it is a larger size, it doesn't displace much water. I have just enough space for the addition of milk and honey should I choose to indulge a little.Price: Lastly, the price is perfect for the value it brings! I highly suggest you make your purchase today.

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.