Will this tea infuser screw into the top of a fruit infuser plastic pitcher? The tea infuser i have with my glass pitcher is NOT interchangeable.
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Yes, it will. Just check to make sure your plastic pitcher has the screw on threads. Good luck! We love out tea infused.
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Yes, if you have one with a rounded bottom that will fit the base of the tea maker.
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Gee Carol, I really wish I had the answer but I don't. If Amazon doesn't have a replacement pitcher (Amazon is where I purchased my tea maker), try searching on ebay. If you are successful in locating a pitcher, please let me know where you found it for future reference.
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There is the blender glass pitcher, the metal piece with the revolving blades, and the plastic screw cap. Place the glass pitcher up-side-down on the counter. Now place a rubber 'O Ring' on the bottom rim of the glass pitcher (which is facing upwards, since the pitcher is up-side-down). Follow this by placing the metal piece with the blades on top of the 'O Ring' (so that the blades are inside the glass pitcher). Lastly, screw on the plastic screw cap that fits on the bottom of the glass pitcher. Make certain that the screw cap is on tight so that whatever you put in the glass pitcher to be blended doesn't leak out from the bottom. This should do it!
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If you have the round hard plastic base on your blender pitcher I am sure it would fit. It fit mine and I am very pleased. I would order again. Unless you have a really old model of the Oster blender I would be safe in saying it would fit. Oster was great about making their blenders parts interchangeable. I buy the jars at estate sales all the time and have never had a problem with them. I have 3 different bases and all parts have been interchangeable :) I hope this helps.
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I don't see why not. It will thaw while in the infuser but it should infuse all the same
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It can be used without the infuser but I don't know if the lid will fit as well. Have not tried that.
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Yes. The lid rests on another fitting on the pot and is independent of the infuser. You can remove the infuser once the tea brews to your taste.
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Olga - thanks for your question. Our infuser is designed for loose leaf tea. In some cases if your are using ground teas or fine teas with herb or other flavoring that is small you will get some debris in your cup. Also some smoked teas that are brittle and break into small pieces may also have some issues. Hope that helps.
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I think it is...top shelf...to tell the truth I don't use the infuser...I just use to make hot water at different temps to use with an over the cup infuser...I've had the kettle for months now and love it
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Yes. My experience has been that the lids from the different 64 oz pitchers will accept the different types of infusers.
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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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Yes, you can use it without the infuser. The infuser can come off-- it screws into the top.
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Hi Katie! The slotted infuser insert is 4 inches long, and one and 1/4 inches in diameter. It can be pushed up into the cap of the infuser, or I prefer to just let it sit in the bottom, as the fruit will continue flavoring the water when the water level gets low. I LOVE my infuser, have had it for quite a while now, and have found it to be VERY sturdy. I'm not gentle with my things, and this has proven itself to be rugged. I have it with me all day, every day. I know you wouldn't be disappointed with this purchase. Best Wishes, Ann
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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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I wouldn't. I steep extra strong tea in a pot, let it cool and pour over pitcher that is filled with ice. Hope this helps. The plastic does not seem to be the type for boiling liquids directly.
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I'm not a scientist, I'm an engineer, but it appears to be perfectly round. I use it with thesoft rubber stopper/lid that came with it, so if there are irregularities, they are not visibleto the naked eye, nor do they interfere with its use. I have used a long, tubular infuser inside the neck of the pitcher with no issues. ID is 2 13/16".