Teapot-Shaped Stainless Steel Tea Infuser With Chain Hook
Loose tea without the grit at the bottom of the cup. This stainless teapot-shaped infuser holds the leaves, lifts out by its long chain, and rests on its own saucer between cups. It looks just as good on the table as it does in the mug.
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Loose tea without the grit at the bottom of the cup. This stainless teapot-shaped infuser holds the leaves, lifts out by its long chain, and rests on its own saucer between cups. It looks just as good on the table as it does in the mug.
Novelty teapot-shaped stainless steel tea infuser with long chain and hook for easy handling
- loose tea leaves in cup
- messy removal of used tea leaves
- steeping tea without a strainer
- storing infuser when not in use
Loose tea, zero mess, served with a little charm
Tired of fishing soggy leaves out of your cup? This stainless teapot-shaped infuser keeps your brew clean, drips onto its own saucer, and hangs neatly when you're finished.
A teapot that actually keeps the leaves inside
- Leaves stay inside
The perforations are fine enough to catch small leaves while water flows right through. Once the lid is closed on the spin lock, the leaves stay put from the first pour to the last cup.
- Lift it with a chain
The long chain lets you lift the infuser out of a hot cup without reaching in. The hook rests on the cup rim while the tea steeps, so the ball sits right where you want it.
- Drip onto a saucer
The matching saucer catches the drips after each cup, so the table stays dry between sips. It sets the teapot apart from a plain mesh ball that leaves a wet ring behind.
Brew a clean cup in three steps
- 1Fill two-thirds full
Add your loose-leaf blend to the ball, leaving room at the top so the leaves can open.
- 2Lower and steep
Set the ball into your cup, pour hot water over it, and let it steep. Rest the hook on the rim if you want it hands-free.
- 3Lift by the chain
Pull the ball out by the chain, then rest it on the saucer. Rinse the mesh right after use so the next cup starts clean.
Infuser, saucer, and chain in one set
- Tea infuser ball×1
Teapot-shaped perforated stainless body with hinged lid and spin lock
- Saucer drip tray×1
Matching saucer to catch drips
- Chain with hook×1
Long stainless chain for lifting and a hook for resting on the cup rim
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Questions and answers
Yes, for a single cup. Fill the ball about two-thirds full so the leaves have room to open and the water can move through them. For a large pot or a bigger brew, use a second ball or a larger infuser.
It works as an infuser. The fine mesh holds loose leaves while the water flows through, and the chain lets you lift it out cleanly. The teapot shape is a bonus that makes it fun to leave on the table.
A basic mesh ball has no saucer and no real way to rest between cups. This one comes with a matching drip tray, a long chain for lifting, and a hook that sits on the cup rim while the tea steeps.
Yes, it is made for steeping in hot water. The metal body stays hot after steeping, so lift it out by the chain or hook rather than the body.
Yes. The hook clips onto a mug rim, a drawer hook, or a rack between brews, which keeps the ball dry and out of the way.
If you brew loose leaf every day, a basic strainer costs you a little time and a lot of wiped counters. This piece is a one-time buy that covers steeping, dripping, and storage, and it stays useful for years of daily cups.
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