Tea Infuser (Set of 2) with Tea Scoop and Drip Dray - Ultra Fine Tea Strainer for Loose Leaf Tea - Stainless Steel Tea Steeper for a Superior Brewing Experience

I have to start by saying I love tea. I love different kinds of tea. I am also ashamed to admit I never did much with loose leaf tea because it seemed off the bat like something that was a pain to deal with and I didn't research further. Until recently when a friend of mine let me try a tea she found and I really enjoyed it. I wanted to get it too and she told me what it was and that the tea was loose leaf (she and her husband have a tea maker - they also have a spoon with a tea infuser attached, but it seemed like lots of debris would escape it). Well, I liked the tea enough that I decided there had to be an easy way to do this. I researched a few products and finally settled on Apace Living's set of 2 tea infusers. I bought the single cup pack and the multi cup pack though thus far I have only used the single cup. This works well as you can re-steep it anyway.The tea infusers are great. They are easy to use. The top locks securely on (they do tell you to test it by swinging the infuser in a few circles) and the infuser is very easy to clean. The chain attached to it makes it very easy to use without burning finger tips like with some bags and no fear of strings breaking off. They are also long enough that I can use it in the larger style mugs I prefer. They advice you to put water in your mug/cup first and to drop the diffuser in after to lessen the chance of stray tea leaves ending up in your drink. I have yet to have anything escape into my tea. It has a convenient little dish to set it on so any draining after use never makes it to the counter or table top. It is so easy to use and I can't believe I didn't do this sooner. In fact, it actually makes me wish more of my beloved teas were of the loose leaf variety. The infusers also look nice which makes the tea experience feel a little more upscale. They seem pretty classy. I plan to purchase another set as a gift for yet another tea lover in my family.

They're elegant and super easy to use. I love the little hook which keeps the tea steeper from falling in your cup. I'm also grateful that they provided two steepers so I can have tea with a friend. My flower tea I brought back from Egypt needs only to steep about 3 - 4 minutes for a perfect cup.Easy to clean by just rinsing out the leaves. Not sure I'd put this in the dishwasher, but it's unnecessary at any rate.

I threw away my other 4 Tea Strainers after receiving this Set! Not only a beautiful color but it does the job! No loose tea leaves in the cup! Nice to have the drip trays plus the scoop spoon! Nicely packed in a green box that would make a great gift for a tea lover! I have had many strainers and none of them compare to this one!

Only problem is that some green tea particles go through the mesh. Otherwise a nice product.

Since everything is trying to kill me with micro plastics including my beloved teas, I wanted to find a way to enjoy my prepacked teas without the nylon bags leaching toxins into the water. This is sturdy, stainless steel, quality feel and the golden finish is beautiful. I cut open a pack of tea and since this is wide mouthed, I can easily dump the tea bag into this seeper. The lid attaches easily enough, and the weight drops the seeper to the bottom without needing the attached hook at all, it didn't move unless I moved it. Downsides include a bit of mess to clean up compared to a tea bag and the last drops of tea can't be squeezed out now. I did take the included spoon and give a gentle push of the last remnants of water and it was fine. There's the smallest amount of detritus that made it through, see photo. Positives include less cancer than plastic tea bags so still a win. Would recommend, glad I got the 2 pack.

My struggle to find good tea infusers has been sick a pain. I have a glass strainer, but tiny flecks of tea leaves kept falling through and getting in my tea. So i tried stainless steal ball clamps, but had the same problem. I tried a ball strainer with a clasp, and it had the SAME PROBLEM. So I bought one that sits over the rim of the cup, but then the cups could only be a certain size or it was to small or too big. And ALL OF THESE had a problem if the wet leaves swelling and getting stuck in the mesh, requiring viscous scrubbing to get out or out it dried inside and got gross.So I found these, and the holes are so tiny, ONLY water gets through. Not even the tiniest hint. Because there's no clamp, it doesn't break tea leaves and drop them back into my jar. The lid goes on and off, and the hook means it doesn't matter how deep the mug is. And tea leaves never get sick inside the holes, they're too small. It's an easy wash. Wish I'd found these years ago!