Strainer JEXCULL Premium Stainless Infusers Kitchen & Dining Review

Tea leaf pieces got into the water. Not at all happy with this purchase. It's easy to clean and use, but as you can see in my picture I'd suggest looking at a different strainer if you don't plan on chewing tea as well.

We have Davidson tea in bulk so I inevitably use all three of these infusers throughout the day and love them. They allow tea to expand and brew a single cup or large pot and are easy to clean and dishwasher safe along with the utensils. These were badly needed!

This product came in a mailer. Still usable although I was disappointed with the delivery technique. The shipping balls are otherwise clean and shiny, and after I "reformed" them, they're still very usable. So I don't trade them.

They're almost the same as the ones we always get at Ikea, only a dozen kids haven't had a chance to squeeze them out of the mold. To be fair to children, they are fun to pet, so I can understand their desire. But what separates adults from children is our ability to control our impulses. That and we can drink beer. Or sometimes tea, and that's where these tea strainers come in handy. For your health!

I've been drinking a lot of tea lately and these strainers are very easy to work with. Press the clip, open the basket and dip into the loose tea leaves. Shake out excess, release to close. Soak in hot water. Shake to clean and leave open when rinsing. dead easy. Like I said, they're not very strong, but they hold up well and are damn cheap. I have six and I keep them upside down in a glass making tea. Take one, use it, wash it, give it back. They air dry well.