Does the infuser include a twist on cap so that I can use it inside a 1/2 gallon Mason jar for sun tea?
1108000
No the cap only fits the Takeya pitcher as far as I know. Definitely not large enough for a mason jar. But probably long enough you could just stand it in there.
362005
Depends on if you put it in a wide mouth pint jar or a wide mouth quart jar it's just the infuser lid dose not come with jar Fits both I love this thing cut up a lemon and put in there it works great
1763419
Good question. It snaps into place when you fold or unfold it, so you can lift it out of the mug with one handle. Each side of the handle folds separately, and it stores nicely in the plastic container if you want to make a quick cup in the morning and bring the wet leaves to work with you for a second steeping. Although it is not as big as my other infuser, it works perfectly with my 20 oz mug, and even fits the smaller opening on my 24 oz tea pot. I love it.
1259082
Ryan, ours did not come with a tea infuser. With the strainer on the spout, you don't need one for the blooming tea which is what we use it for. We haven't tried loose tea but it should work for that also. Amazon has one like we normally use for loose tea.
399904
Unfortunately, no. You need to keep the infuser in the kettle to put the lid on.
1960831
No, it doesn't. I use a little saucer or shallow dessert bowl to hold the infuser and wet leaves.
2035282
Yes. My experience has been that the lids from the different 64 oz pitchers will accept the different types of infusers.
992150
Yes it can. The infuser itself is held to a groove in the teapot. If the infuser is not used the lid will stand on the groove itself.
1860314
The Good Grips Twisting Tea Ball has a 1.5 inch diameter; therefore, it's possible to cram two tea bags into it but am not sure how easy it would be to twist the ball "close" or how well it would ultimately work. Should you be comfortable emptying the contents of the two tea bags into the infuser like loose-tea, then it would work just fine.
418332
The lid and infuser are separate, but the lid is designed to fit inside the infuser. Removing the infuser makes the lid loose fitting requiring a 2 hand pour
1954172
No it does not, there is 3/4 of an inch between the infuser and the pot when it's fully seated
238452
Not that I know of. The only "strainer," included with the teapot, is the infuser.
111048
It has a beautiful stainless steel infuser that is an open filter container that sits on the lip of the tea pot. The tea pot cover can fit right into the infuser. Since it just sits on the tea pot it can be lifted out to fill or wash. Bought it for my wife's birthday since she drinks tea daily. Only thing to watch is the spout can over flow through the spout if filled too much. With the large size this shouldn't be a problem. RJF
330133
If I understand your question correctly: if the mouth of the container (diameter) is wider than the distance between the hooked side and the end of the flat handle, then I don't think the infuser would stay in place (although perhaps you could use pliers to bend the hook further so that it clutches the rim of the container?). If the other side of the container's mouth will support the flat handle side, it's fine. I hope that helps!
588056
I don't know, but the infuser has an adapter so it can be either 7.5" or 10.5" long.
118852
Not really sure about this. The infusing core screws into the lid. The infusing core however has slits in it. I've filled it the pitcher with water by lifting up the lid and pouring the water directly into the infusing core. The lid itself screws on. To get liqid out, you have to partially unscrew the lid so I would assume that you could shake it.
1839050
Yes. The tea comes in the infuser inside the little cardboard box. Best tea ever!