Can the lid be used as an infuser holder or is it rounded and will wobble and slosh? Thank you, in advance, for your replies!
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I set the infused on the lid with no problem :) it's not completely flat but it's flat enough for it to not fall off.
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I believe it will hold it. As always we have an A-Z return policy. Happy Shopping ~
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Thank you for contacting Tea Forte'. The lids on the KATI cups are slightly rounded but they do lay relatively flat when put on a table. They are designed with the intention for putting the strainer on when finished brewing. I personally do not find there to be a wobbling problem when placing the strainer on it, but I am not sure what your travel conditions will call for. I hope this helps and safe travels.
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Yes, very simply pull it out of the top. My model has a soft rubber gasket which holds the infuser in place.
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Your mug needs to have an inner diameter (measure inside of lip to inside of lip on other side) of at least 2.75 inches, by my measurements, in order for the inner ring of the pour over to seat in it so it won't be wobbly. I cannot use this pour over with some of our smallest mugs and some of our largest mugs.
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Interesting question. I tried it and my opinion is you would not like the coffee it produces. The screen of the infuser is much coarser than filter paper for coffee makers and it lets a lot of fine particles through. I did this using a glass of hot water so I could watch and after a minute the bottom of the glass is covered with sludge.
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Yes, it would fit over the infuser. I don't think it was designed for that purpose, but it could work!
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what is the actual height of this infuser? multiple different answers are not helpful
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I use mine in a tall 16oz tiger, the tab of the infuser can be bent to a hook shape to hang it.
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There is no infuser. The opening in the porcelain pot is about 2" maybe 2.5" ( I didn't measure it.) My husband puts in loose leaf tea and strains it when he pours. We started using this in Aug 2013 and have had no problems over the last 8 mo. My husband uses it everyday, and on the weekend it's on all day.
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You can use the glass part on its own but the lid will only fit on top when sitting on the infuser.
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The top is open but screws into the lid of a Takeya pitcher. I already had some of the pitchers(which are wonderful)so I thought I would give the infuser a try. I was not disappointed! It is wonderful.
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Yes, it is flush with the opening , slightly recessed into the teapot like Asian style teapots. The infuser basket almost touches the bottom of the teapot but not completely.
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The infuser is much smaller than a cup so I don't see the point of transporting it with the tea. The lid does screw in a little, but I not sure it's leakproof.
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Yes, you can. There are 2 handles. The smaller one is approximately 1 inch, the other approximately 2 inches. It is simple to lift the infuser with only the longer handle after your tea is the right strength. The handles do not fold upward, only down. It's quite sturdy, actually. If you purchase this handy little item, I hope you enjoy!
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This infuser actually floats to the top of my mug. You should not have any trouble. I use a tall mug myself and I do not have any problems.
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The infuser is actually two separate parts. The basket screws into a piece that is about two inches long, and that part screws into the lid. I think out might be like that instead if one big infuser basket so that the bakery can be cleaned with a bottle sponge.otherwise out would be too long. It's really a great product. Hope you like it add much as i do!!
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I think these would be too loose for your purpose? Looking at the teapot you actually pour using the handle and it's not just a "lid". I like this item from amazon and all my pots/pans are either circulon or allclad. It's more secure when you use it. Lovely teapot by the way ... I may get one now that I've seen it. Dexas Pot Handle Holder, Red
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This infuser is heavy enough that it doesn't float, so I would think that would work.