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Question: What is the diameter of the bottom of the 16-oz version? I want to use it with my Zojirushi stainless travel mug, but it is very narrow.
Document: The leaves are allowed to float around freely during the steep which ensures optimal flavor. My only issue with the design is the limited compatible cup diameter. 16 oz is a lot of tea for a single serving and if you are to use its full capacity, you either need a tall narrow cup or you have to hold the dispenser so that the mechanism catches on the edge of the cup. Minor inconvenience if you like using large-mouth cups.
This 16-oz version is the perfect size to fill my traveler's mug in one go (as long as I don't fill it to the very top with water). I use it for black tea, which doesn't have that long of a brewing time normally, and so I didn't notice a difference in heat when I dispensed it.I haven't quite used it for a month yet, and I know some customers have mentioned leaking so I am watching out for it, but so far so good.
The strained tea pours into your cup. It should work with any size mug- I have tried all sizes, even travel mugs and so far haven't found one that it wouldn't work with. Clean up is easy... I simply put water in, and dump out into my disposal. I love that it holds 16 oz, so I can enjoy a couple cups and also that it is 100% BPA-free.
functions very well with loose leaves or tea bag. Would not bother with 16 oz size. Cup that is too large will not work, when holding the teapot over it to drain the tea. If you still want to use the large cup, you need to hold the valve on the bottom up with your finger so the tea pours out. Would definately recommend this product.
Big enough to make a tall glass of iced tea if you want. The bottom of the teapot just fits on the rim of a large mug, about 3.25&#34; diameter.
Fantastic! My mother and I have both the 16 & 32 oz makers! These makers make great gifts. Perfect for travel! !
I like this "teapot." I've had it for about it a month and it works very well so far. I haven't had any of the problems with the filter or release mechanism mentioned in the few negative reviews. (I have the 16 oz version.)
Also I have found that although I have put the strainer in correctly with some of the finer tea leaves, there are tea leaves inside the bottom ridge of the pot, so again the clean-up is not as easy as it looks.I bought the 32 oz pot because I like to brew up a large amount of tea, especially in the evenings without having to jump up and put more water on to boil. I use this with the Tervis 24 oz mug with handle and lid.
A co-worker has commented that what I drink my tea from isn't a mug, it's a fish bowl, and even this 16 oz. pot doesn't fill it, but it's working perfectly with the wonderful tea-leaves another co-worker brings me from China periodically. If they offer a larger one in the future I'll definitely buy it.
I also never had any strange flavors or staining and that's probably due to me putting it in the dishwasher.I threw it away today. I considered buying another one, but I'm going with a large metal infuser that you can put in your mug instead. I think this product is a really fun way to make tea and I can say that this is what really got me into loose leaf tea.If you're considering buying this product, you might want to look at the Teavana version as well.
Answer: The best answer to your question I can give you is there are 4 tab's that hold it to the mug so it does not slide off;from one tab to the other tab is 3"3/4 hope it helps you