How do you use the infuser?
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It's very easy, put fruit of your choice in the basket add water, put the lid on and drink. I've added, strawberries, lemon, lime, apples, cucumbers and different assorted berries.
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Yes, just as the other person stated. But if you leave it sit overnight in fridge you get the best result.
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I don't know, but the infuser has an adapter so it can be either 7.5" or 10.5" long.
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Don't really need instructions on how to use this. I've had it for months now and truly find this pot to be exceptional. Just make sure you hold down the lid with one hand when pouring your tea, as it can fall off. You can also use the tea pot without the strainer in it and just hold the strainer above your cup/mug when you are ready to pour the tea. It strains through it great that way too. Some advice on cleaning it though: little pieces of tea (depending on how small or fine the tea/herb is) can get stuck in the top stainless steel ring around the strainer, you will want to make sure you don't miss that. Just run really hot water through the strainer to give it a good clean. Don't really need instructions on how to use this. I've had it for months now and truly find this pot to be exceptional. Just make sure you hold down the lid with one hand when pouring your tea, as it can fall off. You can also use the tea pot without the strainer in it and just hold the strainer above your cup/mug when you are ready to pour the tea. It strains through it great that way too. Some advice on cleaning it though: little pieces of tea (depending on how small or fine the tea/herb is) can get stuck in the top stainless steel ring around the strainer, you will want to make sure you... » Read More Don't really need instructions on how to use this. I've had it for months now and truly find this pot to be exceptional. Just make sure you hold down the lid with one hand when pouring your tea, as it can fall off. You can also use the tea pot without the strainer in it and just hold the strainer above your cup/mug when you are ready to pour the tea. It strains through it great that way too. Some advice on cleaning it though: little pieces of tea (depending on how small or fine the tea/herb is) can get stuck in the top stainless steel ring around the strainer, you will want to make sure you don't miss that. Just run really hot water through the strainer to give it a good clean. « Show Less
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Good morning, Mark. The infuser is cylinder shaped and made out of glass. I hope you find this information helpful. Adreanna, Wind & Weather Customer Service
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I am assuming the infuser is the strainer type piece that sits down inside. If so that would hold about 1/2 cup.
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The lid and infuser are separate, but the lid is designed to fit inside the infuser. Removing the infuser makes the lid loose fitting requiring a 2 hand pour
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The infuser is made of glass, and it is not a good infuser if you are a frequent tea drinker (too slow to infuse, doesn't allow water to circulate into leaves well, and is hard to clean). However, if you purchase an appropriately sized metal tea infuser (see my review for details), this pot will work wonderfully to brew all teas (it retains heat VERY well!)
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The infuser is roughly quarter cup. The whole pot makes about 2 cups of tea.
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no, there are plastic mesh infusers that work but I cant find my review to link
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The infuser basket is removable. I find that the basket is fine for bulky teas, just let the tea steep for longer and save on herbs in the long run! I do think that the basket could be replaced with a longer one but find it unnecessary do to the reason mentioned above. Less is more. : )
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you can use it with an infuser but it is not required. I put tea bags and let them steep for about 5 mins with hot water .
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I returned mine and received a new pot and infuser intact. NO problems. Well, except I hate the infuser.
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Absolutely! The infuser is a screen mesh material, so you could either put your tea bag below it and just ignore it completely while you drink your tea (usually what I do) or you could lay the tea bag on top of the infuser and fill with hot water. If you do this you would need to remove the tea bag before drinking as it would be next to your mouth, but either way it works fine. Sometimes I just throw a tea bag in with the sip-thru lid instead of the infuser as the drinking hole is small enough the tea bag won't come through.
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Put your loose leaf tea into the container, put the silver strainer in place and pour hot water into the container. Let the tea steep then pour into your cup
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Not at all. It's not microwaveable so there is no way for it to heat up or even get remotely warm. Just pour hot water into the infuser while it sits in an empty mug.
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I didn't measure my infuser, but I am pretty sure it is less than 4 inches wide. You'd have to use a smaller mug, or just set the infuser in your large mug. As long as the infuser isn't completely submerged, I think it will still strain out the tea. I have never tried it with a large mug, though.
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I purchased this as a Christmas gift for my son who does home brew. I have no idea how to use it.