What is the width of the mouth? I want to know if I can set my mug type tea infuser inside of one?
1003574
Probably not. My have both shattered so I can't say exactly but I estimate the we're about 1 3/4 in in diameter.
1003575
The inside opening inch is about 2 1/4" in diameter. At the top it is closer to 2 3/4". It's difficult to measure precisely, but I tried to be a a accurate as I could.
1906392
After reading the other responses, I had an idea. On the tea infuser there is an extender piece that unscrews from the top. Probably so it can be used in either the 1qt or 2qt pitcher. I just unscrewed the extender from the tea infuser and screwed it onto the fruit infuser piece and it fits! I have the 2 qt and the fruit infuser does not go all the way to the bottom. However, now that I know the tea infuser extender piece fits the fruit infuser, I will be using that next time I use fruit in my water.
330132
The width of infuser is 5.25 inches. So anything less then that it should rest on.
585762
Yes you can! Do you see a tiny handle on top at the right side of the picture? This handle pulls down the infuser into the water, when the time is up just lift up the infuser using the handle and drink your tea. That's why it's so wonderful! I've never found a tea mug on-the-go so smart for tea lovers.
698202
It's about 5 1/2 inches in diameter and 2 1/2 inches high (not including the holder). It makes about 2 cups of tea.
221613
The infuser is much smaller than a cup so I don't see the point of transporting it with the tea. The lid does screw in a little, but I not sure it's leakproof.
913054
The infuser is six inches tall. It does float in a tall mug. Most likely a little short for your Hydro Flask.
453403
I am assuming the infuser is the strainer type piece that sits down inside. If so that would hold about 1/2 cup.
709508
The little holder , infuser, can hold enough tea for the mug. I usually get few mug from the tea leaves. It gets a little weaker eat time but still can hold enough for the mug. If I'm understanding the question correctly.
1914911
I ditched the glass infuser long ago and use a stainless steel, classic 1 cup infuser from TEAVANA. No plugging of leaves and possibility of breaking. It's about 3 inches tall. I lucked out and bought a few on a clearance sale a couple of years ago. They don't have the same model anymore. The closest I can find on their site is the cool touch tea strainer. My older version is entirely made of stainless steel; no silicone top. Check it out in one of their stores and see if you think it will work for you.
2067738
A definite NO. This infuser was designed for use with a standard size, single-serving tea cup, coffee cup, or mug. It was not intended to brew a tea pot full of tea in one go.
2239942
Yep. FYI, the holes are kind of big, so it's not the best infuser for finer loose teas.
30549
From a customer review about this product: "The infuser itself measures 2-1/4" tall by 2-1/4" wide at the top and 2" wide at the bottom. The handle from tip to tail is 5-1/4". The handle is welded to unit, and cannot be removed."
1895597
The tea cups are porcelain and measure 1.25 inches tall. The choice whether to actually use a beverage is entirely up to the owner. We hope this helps you in making your decision. A&J; Distributors
2090821
The holes at the base of the spout are appropriately small, though loose tea would probably go through them. The holes "are not pin hole" sized like you would see on an infuser. Stephanie in Virginia Beach
885440
The infuser is about 3 1/2" across; the lip is about 1/4" across. The height is around 3".
1424519
This infuser is designed for the larger leaf loose teas. To show how cute I thought it was, I ordered the infuser - then ordered the appropriate tea.