The holes are in the front and back of his body, as well as the back of his head. They''re excellent for separating small loose tea and water, but there is not enough. Therefore, creates a light tea. I''m use to a steel tea infuser that is covered with small holes front and back. I''m considering adding a bit more holes.
The silicone material is resistent to heat and holds its structure well. I''ve kept the infuser in my Thermos Sipp for about 1-2 hours numerous times at work (it doesn''t taste bitter :D). The material does not stain immediately, but overtime it may. It''s a bit difficult to take out the leaves by dumping it or tapping against the trash. TIP: face the him feet down, feet off (open the infuser) and run water through the holes in the back of his head. The water will filter the excess tea leaves out of his cute body.
TIP: Make sure his body is thoroughly clean after each use. The silicone material adheres to the previous tea if it''s just rinsed with water.
This is such a cute tea infuser and great conversational piece nonetheless! Makes a great gift or stocking stuffer during the holidays.
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My husband got me this little deep tea diver for my morning tea! It is such a cute idea! I would definitely by this again to make a present. I took a star off, because, you can only put so much tea in it, since the little diver, is tiny. So it is really recommended to only use it with a normal size cup of tea and not a jumbo cup. (Review written by Nathalie, wife)Read Best Reviews of Deep Tea Diver Loose Tea Strainer Here
I bought this because it was really cute, but it is not very well made. The first time that I used this, the metal ring around the bottom fell off, and has fall off several times sense. Without the ring, it is impossible to keep the bottom closed. The bottom is difficult to close, because you have to maneuver the flimsy bottom into the upper flimsy silicon part. I have had my tea leaves spill out of the bottom more than once. Also, the connecting piece between the top and bottom looks like it could break with a good pull. As for getting tea into this thing, it is difficult to get tea into the dime sized hole and I end up spilling more of my loose leaf tea leaves than I end up getting into the strainer. Once the tea is in this thing, it really doesn''t have much room to expand.I like the fact that this has the counter weight that keeps you from putting your fingers in the mug to take the strainer out. Also, it comes with a small silicon coaster that keeps the excess water off your table. Hopefully I wont lose it at some point.
tl:dr: don''t buy, not worth itI love it! Though it just kinda bobbed there instead of sinking like I thought it would. Easily fixed by popping a nickle in the bottom. Still wonderful though!
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