Stainless Steel Tea Infuser With Double Handles

Key Features

• Tea Infuser Super Fine Mesh - This infuser is made of good quality stainless steel, and the mesh holes are so tiny that even the smallest tea leaves won’t get through. I use it for green tea, black tea, and herbal blends, and it keeps everything contained. No more picking leaves out of my drink. The handles are wide so it fits most teapots and mugs.
• Sturdy & Durable, Won’t Rust or Bend - The stainless steel is thick and soild, so it doesn’t warp when you pour hot water. I’ve been using it for months and it still looks new, no rust spots or anything. This tea infuser is better than the plastic ones too, which can release harmful substances and odors into your tea.
• Comes With A Lid Or As A Drip Tray - This infuser comes with a stainless steel lid, when you take the infuser out from the cup after steeping, you can just set it on the lid and it catches all the drips. No more messy rings on my desk or kitchen counter. The lid also keeps the tea warm while steeping.
• Easy to Clean - Just rinse it under warm water after use, and most tea comes right off. If you use something really sticky, like honey tea or fruit blends, a quick soak in soapy water gets it all clean. The mesh doesn’t clog up easily, unlike some other infusers. No need for special tools or scrub brushes.
• Fits Most Teapots, Mugs & Cups - The wide handles make it easy to rest this infuser on almost any mug or teapot rim, even wide ones. It’s the perfect size for single cups or small batches of tea. The design is simple and sleek, so it doesn’t look out of place on my desk or kitchen shelf.

Details

• Size - 4.90in x 2.00in x 3.00in
• Weight - 0.10lb
• Material - stainless steel tea infuser and lid
• Including - tea infuser×1, lid×1
• Suitable For - loose leaf tea, teabags, blooming tea, herbal tea, etc.
• Easy To Clean - hand wash and dishwasher safe
• Using - Cups, Mugs, Teapots

Usage

• Add Tea Leaves: Fill the infuser with loose leaf tea, don’t overfill it and leave some room for the leaves to expand.
• Steep Your Tea: Place the infuser in your mug or teapot, pour hot water over it, and let it steep for the recommended time for your tea type.
• Remove & Serve: Once it’s done steeping, take the infuser out and set it on the included lid to catch drips.
• Rinse After Use: Rinse the infuser with warm water right after you’re brew tea, so tea residue doesn’t dry on the mesh.

Care & Maintenance

• Regular Cleaning: Wash with warm, soapy water after each use. If tea stains build up, soak it in a mixture of warm water and baking soda for 10 minutes, then rinse.
• Avoid Harsh Cleaners: Don’t use abrasive sponges or bleach, because they can scratch the stainless steel or damage the mesh.
• Dry Thoroughly: Make sure the infuser and lid are completely dry before storing them, to prevent any water spots or rust.
• Store in a Dry Place: Keep them in a cool, dry spot, not near the sink where they might stay damp.

FAQ

• Q1: Does this fit in large mugs?
  A: Yes, it does! The tea infuser handles are wide, it could sit on most mug rims. I use it in my 16oz mug every day, it works perfect.
• Q2: Can it handle fine tea like matcha?
  A: It works for most teas, but really fine powders like matcha might still get through the mesh. I use it for green tea, black tea, and herbal blends, and those work great. For super fine stuff, you might need a extra-fine strainer or filter paper, but this one is good for most loose leaves.
• Q3: Is the stainless steel food safe?
  A: Yes, it’s made of food-grade stainless steel, there is no harmful chemicals or tastes leaching into your tea. I use it every day and never noticed any taste. It’s totally safe for daily use.
• Q4: How easy is it to clean herbal tea residue?
  A: Super easy! Most residue rinses off with warm water. If you use something sticky like fruit or honey tea, just soak it in warm water for a few minutes, then scrub gently with a soft sponge. No problem at all.
• Q5: Will the mesh get clogged over time?
  A: I use this tea infuser everyday and it has not clogget yet. The mesh holes are uniform and the material is smooth, so tea leaves don’t get stuck easily. Just rinse it right after use, and you shouldn’t have any issues with clogging.