What is the approximate diameter of the infuser ball? I'm trying to decide if I have pitchers that it will work in.
793378
It's 3 1/2" diameter. I use it for a two quart pitcher as I didn't want a gallon size pitcher taking up more room, and I can change the fruit often. The pitcher I use has a top that comes off so the ball fits in easily. If you get a narrow opening pitcher or container, it won't work. Hope this helps.
793379
It's approximately 4" roughly. It fits in everything I use except an old fashioned juice container due to the neck being small.
793380
Not sure the diameter but I use a regular open top 2 quart pitcher and it is perfect for it. I hope that helps.
793381
I do not now the exact dimensions but it is about the size of a tennis ball.
319717
I am not home right now so I probably should bother answering. But it can't possibly be more then 3" maybe 4" diameter. This pitcher was SUCH a disappointment. Basically think of it as a keurig---but a thousand times less cool! It's a single serve if you are infusing with fruit. And if that's a glass pitcher I would have to have it chemically tested to believe it! Wish I wasn't sleeping at the wheel and returned it!
1262792
The diameter of the top opening is approximately 3 1/8", and although I have a metal infuser that fits in it, I have no idea what brand it is.
1469603
The inside diameter of the bowl itself is about 4-1/2 inches. The depth of the bowl is approx. 1". The total length, from end of handle to tip of spout, is about 6-1/2 inches, and the total height to tip of the middle "cone" is about 2-3/4 inchs. It's not as big as my vintage juicer (now broken), but it works well for lemons and limes. I haven't used it for oranges, but it should work fairly well. It's nice heavy glass. I like it.
1605946
The infuser part is the reason mine wouldn't close. Only gives about an inch clearance on the bottom.
1679975
The infuser will definitely not rest evenly on top of the mug, it is designed for a 3 inch mug, but it will work perfectly fine. I just tested it on a 4 inch mug and the handle keeps the infuser level. If you lip one side with the infuser and the handle of the infuser lips the other side it fits level. If you bump it and it "falls into" the mug, it just falls about a half inch into the mug, then jimmies sideways and works fine. Either case it will work. You might want to not will the cup to the brim in case the infuser falls into it.
1634774
I have a plastic cylinder-shaped tea strainer that I just tried and it fits almost like it was made for it. It is a Finum tea strainer about 3 in. across and tapers from 8 to 7 in diameter. I hope this helps.
330133
If I understand your question correctly: if the mouth of the container (diameter) is wider than the distance between the hooked side and the end of the flat handle, then I don't think the infuser would stay in place (although perhaps you could use pliers to bend the hook further so that it clutches the rim of the container?). If the other side of the container's mouth will support the flat handle side, it's fine. I hope that helps!
789801
I have the 48 oz maker and it holds about 45 oz with the infuser in place without over flowing. The infuser really doesn't take up much since it is mostly screen.
2124577
This particular pitcher does not have the infuser attached to it but other models do. This one is just showing the infuser ball that is floating inside of it. I purcased 2 of the balls and they work wonderfully in a pitcher I already had at home. They are big enough to hold a large amount of fruit and the water has a very nice enhanced fruit flavor. I hope this helps!
1309821
About 4 1/2" tall and just about as wide. I didn't realize it comes with its own infuser. I love it, perfect for tea for two.
319716
Mine must be different than others here,It is 3 & 3/4 inches wide and almost 10 inches tall. Its a great pitcher to infuse fruits etc or alone.
885441
The infuser is 3" tall, 3" wide across the top and 2" wide across the bottom. I would be very surprised if this didn't fit every mug you own. I could even use it in my short and wide Dansk coffee cups, it would just stand up in the cup (although I prefer a larger mug to a small cup).
1262791
3 and 1/8" on the teapot and 3" on the infuser. The reason for me to get this teapot was I want a glass only teapot, so I can't answer your question. Metal infuser may be better than a glass infuser, but it definitely decreases the beauty of the teapot.
2245540
yes. I have a gal rubbermaid pitcher. works perfectly. I made orange water and it was great. using one orange. I love this water infuser. great invention.
786752
I am a buyer of the pitcher so I do not know whether the seller offers extra replacement rings. Great infuser!
1958902
I invested in a pitcher with the loose leaf tea filter and adding the infuser was a nice addition. It keeps the fruit in the pitcher for more flavor VS it going into the glass. Hope this helps.