What size strainer would I need to buy for it to fit in the teapot?
1870027
Good question, I purchased the G&H; Tea Services Paris Tea-Cup Fits 2-1/2-Inch to 4-Inch openings Use in teapots or teacups. this is the best tea infuser ever! However, the depth of two inches is perfect but the top of four inches protrudes out of the pot. I steep in a separate container then transfer. The teapot top opening is Two and one-quarter inches across. I hope this is helpful.
1870028
Good question, I purchased the G&H Tea Services Paris Tea-Cup Fits 2-1/2-Inch to 4-Inch openings Use in teapots or teacups. this is the best tea infuser ever! However, the depth of two inches is perfect but the top of four inches protrudes out of the pot. I steep in a separate container then transfer. The teapot top opening is Two and one-quarter inches across. I hope this is helpful.
1870029
Not sure probably the smallest on the market these are very small cups and the pot is the size of a small sauce pan. Hope this helps they r very pretty though I would buy again if they lowered the price some but I think its the novelty we pay for
940078
55 oz. sounds larger than the Standard "Brown Betty" tea pot we have. It seems to fit that one like a glove, larger I would doubt. Good luck!!!
1877269
1/8 to a 1/4 inch i believe didn't measure them, standard size for a strainer.
453402
I'd say it's standard sized. It fills the opening at the top all the way across probably an inch and a half down. Suffice to say this pots so small, you would be hard pressed to make weak tea in it....
2124588
I have not owned the strainer long enough but I think it will be fine. Umbra is a good brand.
2227992
Yes. There are different size strainers inserts. Just chose the size you need. Easy to use. I love mine.
568646
The tea strainer diameters are 2.5 inch x 4.25 inch. To be clear: The ears extend 4.25 inch. The circular mesh is 2.5 inch.
1679974
I didn't measure my infuser, but I am pretty sure it is less than 4 inches wide. You'd have to use a smaller mug, or just set the infuser in your large mug. As long as the infuser isn't completely submerged, I think it will still strain out the tea. I have never tried it with a large mug, though.
574394
Outside to outside edges are: 7", 5.5", 4". Just in case you want to know what size the strainer will fit into.
238452
Not that I know of. The only "strainer," included with the teapot, is the infuser.
1690166
Probably about 7-7.5 quarts or so as the strainer is slightly smaller to fit inside the pot would be my guess
2209948
No - The only strainer is the one that holds the tea. A spout strainer would be nice because sometimes if you are at the bottom of the pot, leaves go into your mug from tilting the pot.
1513923
You can remove the strainer and add a tea bag into the teapot. With the strainer, its perfect for loose leaf tea�
13548
It should strain any fine tea as the holes on the strainer are very, very small. I have enjoyed this strainer as the old type my leaves would stick to the screen and with this strainer they do not.
959421
If you hook onto a bowl and measure the bowl rim to the end of the handle it is 16.5 inches. Any longer than that and it will fall into your bowl. The handle by itself is about 8 inches. The top rim of the strainer is 8.5 inches. From the top of the rim to the bottom of the strainer is 9.5 inches. I hope that helps.
1046098
Thank you for your question. The diameter of the largest strainer is 7-7/8-inch. I hope to have informed you sufficiently. Best wishes, All Times Finest
1647997
You may use an adapter ring like this "Helen Chen's Asian Kitchen Steaming Ring, 11-Inch"