Do you put this in the bottom of your Teavana pot or into the filter with your leaves??
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We put into the tea that is in a cup after the tea has already been brewed and is ready to drink and hot - it dissolves and sweetens the tea.
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Mine *DOES* come off. There should be a cylinder-like section sticking up out of the mesh part an inch or two? Push that to the side. It'll pop off; it and the filter/mesh screen are all one part. Then give it a good scrubbing with a toothbrush and pop in the dishwasher.I'm on my second Tea Maker; the first one lasted me nearly three years.
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I'v had mine for a couple months now and have no need to change the filter, It's a metal type filter and completely washable, just rinse and re-use I use mine for loose leaf tea and works wonderful. Hope this helps
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The Stainless Mug with Tea Leaf Filter features a Tea Leaf Filter for steeping fresh tea right inside the mug and stops tea leaves from flowing out while drinking. http://www.zojirushi.com/app/product/smjte
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There is a large tea net that goes inside of the kettle. You can use a bag or loose leaves. Its easy to remove and rinse out once you're done brewing the tea. EDIT: Actually, if you look at the second picture of the teapot, you can see the white plastic mesh that is in the middle. You can put whatever you want into it.
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My coffee maker doesn't use that style of filter. It goes in the bottom of the water tank.
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Put it like this, the tea bag is already an infuser, so if you put a tea bag in this, it's like filtering something through twice. You could lose some flavor. How about you just open the tea bag and pour the contents into this infuser?
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You could, because the tea leaves are enclosed in the filter. The only downside to this tea maker is that the lid on the serving pot, does not detach for easier cleaning.
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This filter sits underneath the tank. Either inside the stand or beside it.
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If you're using a tea bag, just put the other stuff in the sweet leaf. The water needs to flow through the leaf, so don't pack it full.
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I'm not sure I understand the question. It is a 3 hole porcelain filter in which I put a paper filter. It works this way on my Melitta porcelain pot very well, but the raised 'stabilizing' ring on the bottom does not fit my thermos.
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I think it is intended to put in tea LEAVES, but I actually put in 8 small tea bags in the basket/strainer and it made wonderful tea for me. You could put more tea bags if you wanted stronger. I love mine!
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It pops right out, just give it a tug. I purchased mine at a teavana store and at first I thought it was stuck in there as well, but not concerned because it seems to be easy to rinse out. But when I got home my sister demonstrated that the filter does indeed pop out for easier cleaning. Brilliant device.
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You can remove the strainer and add a tea bag into the teapot. With the strainer, its perfect for loose leaf tea�
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It's pretty easy -- I usually just rinse it under water. It doesn't keep tea leaves stuck, however I would probably rinse it right away before it dries up.
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I fill mine up, let it filter to the bottom and then top it off until totally full to the line at the lid. NO PROBLEM
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I am so glad you asked this question. It prompted me to try and take the filter part out. I learned it snaps out very easily for cleaning. I have had my tea maker a few years and it gets used a lot. AS I said, I had never taken it apart, rather I always put baking soda in it, let it soak then use a brush on the filter, etc. Then I rinse it well. After taking it apart and cleaning it then snapping the filter back on I am again reminded why I love this tea pot. I saw it on America's Test Kitchens. They said it was the BEST on the market. RIGHT AGAIN!