Reinmoson 304 Stainless Steel Tea Strainer for Loose Tea, Extra Fine Mesh Tea Infuser, 2 Pack 1.5” x 2.2” Tea Diffusers for Loose Tea Black Tea, Rooibos, etc

The Reinmoson 304 Stainless Steel Tea Strainer is exactly what I needed for my daily loose leaf tea. The stainless steel feels high-quality and durable, and the mesh is fine enough to catch even small tea leaves. It sits securely on mugs without slipping, and cleanup is very easy.I love that it’s simple yet effective, making tea preparation effortless. A great addition for any tea lover looking for a reliable, long-lasting strainer.

Loose tea leaves 🍃. Good strainer just right for my mug of tea . Quality feels good. Easy to use . Easy to clean. Great value for money.

Absolutely ideal, easy to use, makes a lovely cup of tea, easy to clean afterwards, the little drip catcher ideal and no bits in the cup due to the very fine mesh. Worthy of five stars 🌟

I chose the large size to allow the tea leaves to move around to get the best flavour. This product seems to work well and has a drip saucer. When cleaning, some of the tea leaves get caught in the inside but are easy to wash out. Aesthetically pleasing, modern design, nice quality feel to the product. Would make a good present.

A T-strainer is an excellent and highly practical tool for infusing tea. It allows you to create a variety of tea blends, incorporating ingredients such as cayenne pepper, lemon, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and garlic for added flavor and health benefits.Designed for ease of use and effortless cleaning, it is perfectly sized for both a standard cup and a teapot, making it a versatile addition to any tea lover’s collection. For added convenience, it’s a great idea to purchase two—one for home and one for work—ensuring you can enjoy your favorite infused teas anywhere.

10/10 - it makes a great cup of tea and does not let any of the tea leaves leak into your drink. You do have to brew for slightly longer than other tea bags but definitely worth it to have leaf free tea! Super easy to clean as well

For the longest time I've been using the ball-type tea strainer, and tbh tended to look passed it shortcomings because I try not to be fussy. Then this lovely little object by Reinmoson popped up as a recommendation so I went for it.The biggest issue with the ball design that I chose to ignore, was the mess it made. Once strained and unclasped, I would deposit the leaves in the composter then rinse it. With the Reinmoson there's no risk of allowing flecks of errant leaf on your counter or hands, or having to circle running water across every millimetre of it, as has become the annoyance with the ball design.The twist cap is pleasingly simple, the canister is perfectly perforated, and performs the job as well as any other strainer as far as brewing is concerned, but the distinction of excellence with the Reinmoson lies in the convenience. The leaves can be safely dumped out without going anywhere else, cleans with a quick rinse, and even comes with a little tray for setting down without making a mark.A nice little product.

Love these little stainless steel tea strainers! When I unpacked them I wasn’t sure it was going to work as the holes are so fine I didn’t at first see them. They are exquisitely made with a neatly fitting screw cap and chain. You don’t even have to bother with a teapot, you can make your tea directly in the teacup with a minimum of fuss. They come with their own little stainless steel drainers too. They look so pretty I like to keep mine by the kettle out on display. Less than one quarter of a teaspoon of loose leaves is fine for me so less waste and very economical. Most important point however are the health benefits - no more bleached teabags or microplastics!