Tovolo TeaGo Mobile Airtight Loose Leaf Press Mug & Tea on the Go, Portable Ball With Lid, Travel Tea Strainer With Side Clip, Dishwasher-Safe, Green

didn't pay attention to the other reviews, and I apologize for this. There were some reviews that stated that the holes in the bottom were too large and allowed the tea to flow through however, I looked at the picture and thought the holes looked pretty small, and I think it would be wonderful if they were all like the ones in the video! The holes at bottom, where you can't see them in the picture, are significantly larger and allow a lot of tea to pass You should know how frustrating it is! It is not very useful for me because I've got another one that is much more reliable. My intention was to get another so I can brew tea for two people at the same time. We are sorry to hear that! Here is a podcast you should listen to.

Michelle CONNOR

| Sep 02, 2020

Because I am a nurse, anything that requires minimal handling is also of considerable importance to me. Purchasing teavana tumblers with the tea strainer in the past was messy and I found that to be really annoying. As a result, I chose this option as it seemed like a good alternative. As a whole, it is a very There are a few things I don't like **** - This is a difficult area to fill. Basically, I had to wrap my fingers around the top and use my fingers as a funnel to load the tea into the cup

- There was a lot of junk left in the house afterward. This machine has a pressing mechanism that is great for herbal teas and extracting the last drop, but at the same time it locks it in and makes it difficult to remove without getting a knife. However, even then you must thoroughly rinse to get rid of all the tea. As far as I can see, there are no better solutions to these two problems without sacrificing the other parts of the product - I can't give it less than four stars, as it still factors in to making it difficult to make when a person is out in public (and for me, it's in The only option I have is to leave the tea in the strainer until I get home, and then I can.

Finn Stein

| Dec 09, 2020

This item is very durable and made out of mold-resistant material Plastic that is flexible, not plastic that is rigid. I was a little disappointed that it was smaller than I expected, but it is definitely sufficient for a cup of tea despite the measurements and other reviews. Since it diffuses well into the cup, I did not have the same issue with the tea ball I had before. One of the downsides of this tea ball is the mechanism by which the two sides attach. My tea bags snap into one another and this makes me lose some tea every time. I don't lose a significant amount of tea, but I definitely have to add some extra tea to guarantee that I still get the However, I think this is a great product that I would definitely recommend!.

Ian Petty

| Mar 25, 2021

A terrible situation! It's just like putting a spoonful of loose tea in your water since that's what it tastes like. It doesn't sink either! All of a sudden everything just falls out! I think it might be However, it does not seem to.

Alana Jordan

| May 17, 2021

It is portable and easy to transport From my home to work, I brought three servings of loose leaf tea. Even though I've wasted a little water using the faucet blast to clean out the sink, it's not all that hard to clean it. For the last bits, I like to leave it out overnight to dry to get them all out (just like I do with any tea strainer, there's no difference) and the tea pieces just fall In contrast, the downside is that it's not as clean as it once was As I had hoped, I didn't have to pay for it, and using the "press" part of this product was not advised since it made the tea Since it drips even after I take it out of the box, I'll need to take it to the office sink to clean it out. As a result, the tea takes a little longer to steep because the holes are so small, but still big enough to allow smaller pieces of tea to seep through. As for the size, it is actually quite big. Make sure it is not left in a paper or styrofoam cup, or it will All things considered, it does what it is supposed to do. With it, I'm able to take small doses of my teas into work, instead of bringing sections in and scooping them out and making a mess.

Noah Cohen

| Feb 27, 2021

The only issue I've seen is that it doesn't sink to the bottom of my mug instead, it floats, which can be a little annoying, but not terrible.

Marshall McCullough

| Mar 11, 2021

I bought one for my wife and one for me.

1 year later, here's an update To this day, we still use the original TeaGos that we bought in the beginning. Definitely use it for work, it gives you a small storage insert, perfect for work. I love it. Some days it is hard to get the tea out, and I did not realize that the little grate at the bottom could snap off for quite some time. I'm glad to hear that. This device has been dropped a number of times, leading to damage to the clear plastic frame at the bottom. Replace it might be a better idea. In the other case, the clip snapped off after we tried to manipulate it too many times, but I shouldn't have. I like this product a lot.

Roberto Archer

| Feb 14, 2021

A cute loose tea holder like this would make a great gift. There is only one downside to this, and that is that it is hard to get the tea into it and seal it. My hope is that once I use it more, it will start to loosen up.

Ramon HEWITT

| Oct 30, 2020