Review on 🍵 Efficient Stainless Steel Tea Bag Squeezer by Norpro for Mess-Free Brewing by Ann Coleman

Before, when my tea bags had a cord and cardboard tag, squeezing the bags was easy and a juicer was really optional, but nice. Never. The hauling of the sacks is required in addition to the actual pressing; This press is a bit harsh for me for both fishing and wringing. I have to take some responsibility for this as both my hands are moderately affected by arthritis. Even so, I suspect that without this little bug, I would still have a hard time manipulating the tool. I still use it, although, as I said, a bit cumbersome. I bought this particular juicer for the price so if I were to buy again I would look for others at a slightly higher price. As I mentioned above, it works. So if you have hand power this is a good buy.