Will it work with infusing?
2002741
I have not used this bottle for infusing, but I don't think the nozzle sprayer has a large enough opening if you are using herbs in the oil.
2002742
Is should work fine. It does hold a lot of oil. Again my only complaint is the the sprayer sprays in a horizontal line rather that a circular.
1051274
I dont know what an infuse phone is but I just switched from a nokia lumia to samsung galaxy s4 and the headphones work well on both of these....really easy to sync. I even synced it with my laptop for use during webinars.
1424522
Hi Kathleen, Yes the infuser is not designed for really fine tea, so you will likely not get the brewing experience you hope for in that situation. However, there are hundreds of beautiful tea varieties available that are not fine and should fit the bill nicely! Sincerely, Bridgett Tulloh, Founder of Flourish and Thrive
1469404
It works with my Samsung Infuse, so it may be compatible. However, I do not know for certain.
360430
The one i received did come with an infuser, however, this exact product tends to be shipped with missing parts so it may not for some people.
690973
Not unless it was a VERY skinny straw. There are 4 parts, the bottle itself, the main cap, the section that goes inside the bottle for fruit, etc., which is perforated to allow the water to pass through for the infusion process, and the 'lid' for that section, which has small, oval holes which sieve the infused water through. The 'lip' you drink from is thin enough to where there is no 'dribbling' when you drink. Great contraption, I really like mine.
694557
Aurburn Tygr,Great question - it can be used to infuser most things. The two cautions I have are first - if the spices are small (for example the size of cinnamon) they will leak out. Probably not a big deal if you are just pickling. Second - we have not tested the infuser in this harsher environment. I am not sure how it will react to being put in vinegar over extended periods of time. I assume if you normally use stainless steel to hold your spices then this should do fine. Don't forget we have a money back guarantee if it doesn't meet your needs.Don
802762
Sorry, I don't know.... I haven't tried to use it with iTune. Maybe someone else has the answer for you.
1505003
I have never made infusion water. However, I would think so. You can use dried leaves for infusing oils. I would study it on line a bit though.
1631780
1. Infusion time depends on fruits and how thin they are chopped. Typically 24 hours is enough if the cold water is used. Because different components of fruit diffuse (infuse the water) at different speed, the longer infusion time provides the richer taste. You can accelerate the infusion by the slicing of fruits (the chopping fruits on small pieces will result in more floating small pieces and often clogging of pouring filter). 2. After the 20 -24 hrs of infusion, there are not much "flavor" ingredient left in fruits. So answer is "only once." 3. I never kept the infused water more then 2 days (usually it's gone in half-day in the summer time). If just filtered (not boiled) cold water was used, I would not recommend to store it more than 2-3 days. With dried fruits (cranberries, cherries etc.) and boiled hot water - probably up to week. Drink is not going bad but the taste changes. My solution - always use the infuser (plastic part with slots) and remove fruits (take it out together with the cap, unscrew and dispose fruits) after taste is established. Also - I would not recommend to brew ice tea from small loose tea leaves this infuser: the glass may take any temperature but infuser itself is not a mesh but a slotted plastic tube - you'll have a lot of floating tea leaves and the pouring filter will be clogged. Of course, it's not related to tea bags. PG Tips in pyramids are the best for this purpose.
1232880
The tea infuser has a fine grade mesh to allow loose tea to infuse your water without leaving tea leaf debris. The tea infusers holes are too small for fruit to infuse well in my opinion. The fruit infuser leaves room for fruit to strongly infuse your water. I found the fruit infuser necessary for my tea needs. However, if you want only a light fruit taste to your water or tea, I am sure the tea infuser would work fine.
802154
Yes it should work if you let it really soak, my biggest problem with this item is the infuser does not go down the entire length of the bottle so if you drink it fast nothing in the infuser will be touching liquid towards the end
587369
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.
1616476
Infuse does require a sim card. needs to be unlocked or not dedicated to a specific provider to use your own provider.if cricket uses a sim card that is compatible then yes
813440
I use mine in a tall 16oz tiger, the tab of the infuser can be bent to a hook shape to hang it.
966179
Mish - the infuser is designed to work with most leaf teas. Some teas contain that contain small particles will have debris. These types of teas include Rooibos, some herbals or spiced teas that have small particles or spices (for example cinnamon spiced teas), and ground or fine teas that are not whole leaf. Often organic teas fall into the last category and can cause problems. Finally some smoked teas can cause problems if the leaves are brittle and have broken into small pieces. I hope that helps. Of course we offer a full "no questions asked" refund - so you can buy with confidence knowing that if it does not work for you we will provide you a full refund. Thanks, Don (co-founder Schefs)
784518
It really depends on what container you're using, but the infuser should hold enough leaves to make a gallon.