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Question: The last time I ordered one of these the strainer basket didn't fit right, it fell through into the tumbler. Is this still an issue with this product?
Document: The first time I ordered this product it was so awesome! But, it broke, and since I loved it so much, I ordered a new one. The strainer basket has changed. It is not as flat as pictured (like the old model) the new model has a flimsy, taller, basket that doesn't stay in place. It also seems that the old model had more of a lip in the glass to hold the basket.
There was no secret.It would seem to make sense to drink from of the top of this glass tumbler were it not for the metal tea strainer that fell out every time the tumbler was inverted. The last thing my mother-in-law needs is to take a sip from this tumbler (or be pouring the contents into a different container) and have the strainer fall out, spilling hot tea, a hot chunk of metal, and hot tea leaves all over her face. This product is a liability.
I just used it for the first time today and plainly it sucks. The little handle the metal net is attached to that you are supposed to use to pull it out with, broke right off. I guess that was my bad because I poured hot water into the tumbler with the metal net still on, but it's cheaply put together. I am disappointed with this product.
The perfect opportunity to steal the original i ordered from him! So i ordered the 18oz one for him and he let me have the 12oz one i really liked. :DI really love these tumblers and am still thinking about ordering more. Like i said, they just look beautiful, they do a good job of keeping hot tea hot (but the tumbler is only warm to the touch on the outside), and the strainer does a good job of keeping the leaves in the tumbler.
Packaging was great - I'm keeping the package for when I move. I was concerned about the fragility, but not to worry.Product is well-made - glass is blemish-free; strainer/basket fits well (snap-fit); lid is nice but won't prevent minor leakage if turned upside-down. I would have liked some instructions or warranty info, but nothing included in package.
As tea steeps, very light volatile flavors escape. I discovered with this brewing/drinking glass that using the nice heavy duty lid during the steeping totally changes the flavor of the tea, retaining some of the delicate flavors I'd been missing. Now I have to use this all the time! Note: the strainer basket does not seal well enough with the glass wall to prevent loose tea from moving to the bottom chamber. In this respect, the product is a bit disappointing. But otherwise, well worth it.
I saw someone in my Yi Ching class with one of these and wanted it! I ordered it and have used it every days since! I pour boiling water into it, let it sit a minute while I pack my lunch, then take it with me and the glass is not hot! The tea is perfect! Wish it fit in my car cup holder! I have to wedge it between the seats. No more plastic travel cups for me!
This keeps tea hot for about an hour, which is just fine for my needs. The strainer basket tends to fall into the tea if you don't have it in &#34;just so&#34; which can cause spills. Doesn't fit well in standard car drink holders, but this cup is not designed as a travel mug. I make tea and don't open the container until I get to work. The entire top is unscrewed to drink the tea, leaving the possibility of easy spilling.
When this one arrived, I was skeptical; would the damn thing fit in my car's drink well? Turns out it's snug as a bug...and overall a solid tumbler, quality construction...my only reservation is the strainer...requires a delicate hand to place/remove...once in place, you can resteep through it w/a slight tilt to the main body...but the design on the strainer, albeit quality, isn't as elegant as I had hoped.
One of the Sun's Tea containers was excellent. However, the 2nd Sun's Tea container basket does not fit correctly - the glass appears to be narrower than the basket sieve thus making it impossible for the sieve to fit into the glass container.
Answer: The strainer is a very decliate thing. If you push too hard, it will definitely go through into the tumbler. However, if you apply the correct amount of force, there are little ridges to allow the strainer to click in place. It has not been an issue for me when actually drinking tea (has never fallen, ect), but it's a tiny bit difficult to actually place the strainer in the correct position.