Zulay (2-Pack) Tea Ball Infuser: Stainless Steel, Fine Mesh Strainer for Loose Tea with Chain Hook & Saucer Review

I love decaffeinated tea bags at a great price from WM; but they ALWAYS miss the tea leaves! Zulay (2-Pack) Tea Ball Infuser Stainless Steel Tea Infuser with Chain Hook and Saucer solved my problem with leaking tea leaves! I just stuff tea bags into teapots and they do the job very well. If you're having trouble spilling too much tea leaf, buy these easy-to-clean teapots. An added bonus is that they each have a saucer to place the tea strainer on when you take the tea strainer out of the tea…

I love these little tea strainers! Much easier to use than tea infuser balls. I brew Mamaki tea, which is said to be good for my high blood pressure, but I also really like the taste. I used to put off making a new batch because I hated messing with the balls which were difficult to fill with tea leaves and often leaked into the tea leaves. Also, the two halves came apart several times and I had to reconnect them. Now I simply fill one of the small canisters with leaves, screw on the lid and…

These tea infuser cleverly beat screwed cheap metal tea balls that you can buy elsewhere. The metal is smooth so doesn't stick together and (although I didn't try that on purpose) isn't very prone to cross-threading. The holes on the surface of the brewer appear to be thinner than other brewers. I've seen it, but admittedly I've only dabbled with cheap metal screws. I didn't know this until I bought it (you may be a more observant shopper than I am), but each infusion comes with a small saucer…

The filters have very small openings. I used it in my chamomile leaf tea, which is a tea with tiny powder particles. He worked great with it. Nothing swam in my tea. They are easy to open (twist cap) and rinse out. The hook is larger than the hook on these mesh screens so it fits perfectly on the rim of my large mug. They are easy to clean. Simply unscrew the lid, dump into the compost/trash and rinse off the remaining pieces of tea leaf. They're small enough for a cup of tea, but big enough to