🍵 Norpro Mesh Tea Ball with Cup Rest Handle - 6.5in/16.5cm Length, 2in/5cm Diameter: Buy Now! Review

I really like this tea ball. since it is very easy to use and does its job correctly (keeping still). However, after the second use, I found tea residue at the bottom of the cup. I guess after a few uses it doesn't close like it originally did since I delete it every time (maybe?). It's beautiful and inexpensive!

The Norpro Mesh Tea Ball does the job. I like the cup holder handle. However, one of the tea balls I ordered does not close tightly enough, so the tea leaves tend to slip. I can work with it. When I received them, the mesh was also a little wrinkled from shipping. They popped out, but the result is that they aren't perfectly round.

The main attraction of this is the design. He does a good job making tea. However, if you look at the cup, you may notice that the cup of tea is visibly empty. At the same time, the design works with a full cup of tea. Not what I meant. If I bother making a cup of tea, it gets full. It's ok, just put the t-ball on the spare cup.

If you are using very fine loose tea this may not be for you as the mesh is not very small. I usually use loose tea with larger leaves and chunks (I drink a lot of herbal tea) and rarely have chunks at the bottom of my cup. I usually shake it over the sink before pouring it into the mug just to be on the safe side. I've had it for a few months now and it's really great. Easy to use and very well attached. Easy to wash. Notch works well on all mugs.

I bought 2 of these teapots, one for my mum as a gift and one for myself, both were bought to use with pineapple leaf green tea which I love and has more tea flowing from it Ball than I wish I still thoroughly enjoyed using the product. The nifty notch to hold it on the rim of a cup probably increased my satisfaction as much as it does, and I love the long handle. I definitely recommend this product.

This is a simple, cheap and effective product. In a nutshell: This is ideal if you brew a cup of loose tea every now and then. If you're new to brewing or on a tight budget, this works great. If you drink a lot of tea (3+ cups a day) it wears out. Mine has lasted several months of daily use but the strap is weak and in danger of falling apart. But it's still working fine and if I'm careful it should last a few more months. That's a good value.

I love this machine! I should have bought two of these instead of being tempted by that stupid monkey. This one, I can tell you, will last a long time. Be aware that you have to be careful with the hinge with these types of tea balls, but there's no reason to be rough on them anyway. This creates an excellent seal to keep debris out of your IVs. And the cup holder handle works great. I will buy another one (or two) of these! I now prefer this type to the pull handle type (which will warp over…

Makes my tea excellent. The sieve is not fine enough, some tea leaves fall out. Makes the best tea like chrysanthemum or anything else that doesn't go through the sieve easily. The net closure is better if you only fill one side of the net ball, but not too much if you have both sides. Tee may get stuck on the edge which will not seal the mesh ball well. The lock holding the two halves of the net closes well and never opens when I'm drinking. Sometimes when I'm drinking tea, the infuser looks…

I've been using this Norpro scoop for about a week. Unlike some other mesh brewers I've tried in the past, this one leaves very few floating chunks in my tea (and I often drink tea with smaller chunks like mate). I also like the idea that I can either dip the bead in the cup or use the indentation in the center of the spoon to place the tea infuser on top of the cup. What I don't like about this brewer is that the bead is so small. . Not only does this make it difficult to pour the tea into the