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

Love this for my tea. very fine holes so let water in. have to pour water slowly as even the air stays in and it flips upside down if you don't. Have a few other tea strainer and this one is the best and stopped using the others. Very sturdy and easy to unscrew. Would definitely recommend this!

These work awesome! I love the loose leaf tea from a small local tea company near my house but I can not stand tea leaves in my drink - these stop any leaves from getting thru and they are super easy to use. I’ve tried so many different ways to use leaf tea and this works, it’s well made and it’s affordable!

It is great! I got the thinner one as my tea bottle has a narrow top. Tea comes out perfect. Seals tightly with a screw top. It is a very thin metal mesh. I handle it carefully so I don’t dent it or bend it. Easy to use. When pulled out of the tea, just let it sit on the metal plate til it cools (pretty quickly), then empty out your tea leaves.

There are so many strainers to choose from. This one looked like it would do a good job. I am not disappointed. It works well for brewing loose herbal teas. The hook fits perfectly on the tea bag hook on the underside of my contigo hot beverage container. It's easy to clean out the loose tea. It probably is best for single cups of tea or a thermos full. It doesn't hold that much so it might not be suitable for brewing a pot for several cups...I wanted a small strainer so it works well for me. I will say this strainer is hot to the touch after brewing so be sure to grab it by the chain.

Nice lightweight strainer. holds plenty for a pot with room to spare evean after usage its not full. perfect. Only con is its kind of light weight. Perfectly functional. but I would not drop it on a concrete floor and expect it to open close properly afterwards. Otherwise. great strainer for daily usage.

The reason I purchased this was 1. The cap screwed on and stays put. 2. The holes were very tiny which allows for steeping and ground coffee. I boil hot water, put ground coffee in, screw on lid, drop in coffee cup and cover it to keep the heat in to allow steeping. It makes the best coffee ever. Much better than a coffee pot. Allowing it to steep gives deep, rich flavors. I also bought it to drop in my thermos and stainless steel water bottles for tea and spices. Excellent product.

This is a nifty little item I picked up to make my stinging nettle tea. The stinging nettle comes in a huge bag and is loose. The Tea strainer lets me make that tea without having all the bits and pieces floating around, which annoys me to a degree. The cleanup is very easy, usually just by running hot water in it to extract any bits that are present, and then it's ready to use again. For me, this strainer is well worth the money I paid for it and it always gets a couple of comments when I bring it out with company in the room. Nice product!

Two Infusers, One Mission: Total Tea Domination 🍵😂 Let me start by saying — I didn’t know how badly I needed the 2-Pack Reinmoson Large Tea Infusers until they arrived. Now I’m basically the Gordon Ramsay of tea steeping and spice wizardry. 🍃 Tea Time Transformed: These infusers are massive (in a good way!). No more wrestling with tiny mesh balls that sprout refugees of tea leaves in your mug. These suckers hold enough loose leaf for a tea party of three… or just one very serious tea drinker (a.k.a. me). 👩‍🍳 Bonus: Spice Ninja Skills Surprise — they’re not just for tea. I dunked one into a pot of soup with whole spices like a culinary Jedi. It trapped bay leaves, peppercorns, and other floating flavor bombardiers like a champ — and cleanup was easier than microwaving instant noodles. 😂 Unexpected Perks: • I now have more infusers than socks — and I’m not even mad. • My friends think I know exotic tea blends. • I confidently proclaim, “It’s infused to perfection” at least three times a day. 🫖 Build & Functionality: The mesh is fine but sturdy — like a tiny festival fence keeping rogue tea bits out of my mouth. The handles are comfy, easy to clip onto mugs or pots, and I haven’t dropped one in my drink… yet. ⚠️ Caution: You may become overly enthusiastic about loose leaf tea. Your tea bag stash might feel abandoned. You might start naming your infusers (mine are Earl and Spicey). These are real risks. 🎯 Final Verdict: Whether you’re in it for the perfect cup of tea or secretly want to spice up your cooking game, these infusers rate a full five stars. They’re big, they’re bold, and they make your kitchen feel like a zen spa-slash-gourmet lab. BUY THEM. Your mug — and your soup — will thank you. 🍵✨

I am very happy with this quality product comes with very fine holes . . . . This is the best i have ever find, making my tea drinking experience very satisfactory!

The Reinmoson 304 Stainless Steel Tea Strainer is exactly what I needed for my daily loose leaf tea. The stainless steel feels high-quality and durable, and the mesh is fine enough to catch even small tea leaves. It sits securely on mugs without slipping, and cleanup is very easy. I love that it’s simple yet effective, making tea preparation effortless. A great addition for any tea lover looking for a reliable, long-lasting strainer.

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Very glad I purchased this. I have moved from tea bags due to research showing microplastics in tea bags. This can fit in a mug, or in a large thermo kettle (I use a IDEUS one). Sometimes I fill the jug with hot water and have lose tea in the infuser and have a diluted herbal tea to drink all day long. Very easy to unscrew and clean. It is perfection. Highly recommend.