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Customer Reviews of swissgold® TF 300 Tea Filter
Customer Rating:  Summary: Mine Gets Daily Use! Comment: I'm VERY happy with this filter, which gets used 4-5 times a day. It's great to enjoy my favorite tea (Barry's Gold) in loose form instead of bags, which provides a much more complex taste. I've used this in several different cups of varying shapes and sizes without difficulty. I've had the filter for about 6 months now, and it looks and performs as good as the day I first used it. The lid that doubles as a drip tray is a brilliant design feature. No drips from counter to sink! I normally just dump the used tea out and rinse the remainder out with water. Pretty easy to clean with a soapy cloth, which I only need to do about once a week. Thanks swissgold! Customer Rating:  Summary: Stupedest thing I ever purchased! Comment: What a waste of money, any cup of decent size does not hold this little gimmick, so you're in for a big disappointment! Customer Rating: Summary: The best one cup tea solution! Comment: After trying a variety of filters, infusers, strainers and "special" cups, this is definitely the best solution for brewing a single cup of tea that I have found. Customer Rating: Summary: swissgold® TF 300 Tea Filter Comment: A nice looking tea filter. Rather small, I think. I believe that most tea drinkers use mugs and not cups for tea and this filter may be too small if used in a mug. Customer Rating: Summary: Best tea filter out there Comment: I liked this enough to buy another and I've yet to find another tea filter anywhere near as good as this one. It holds just the right amount of tea for a 10-12oz cup or mug, allowing them to fully expand and steep properly. Certainly, like all tea filters and tea balls, certain loose leaf teas will leave behind some sediment or trace amounts of particulates, but that's the nature of the tea. It's pretty easy to clean - you just rinse it out in the sink and let it dry. Throw it in the dishwasher if it gets too stained for you. I really don't have any complaints about it. It does a great job. More Reviews Specifically designed to steep tea in mugs, cups and smaller tea pots, this 24 karat gold plated cone shaped tea filter is perfect for serious tea aficionados and novices alike. The precisely defined openings of this permanent tea filter holds back only the unwanted solids, while allowing the desirable flavor carries to pass through for a perfect cup every time. Because of its smooth surface, there is no residue build-up unlike mesh and it provides a neutral brewing environment that wont alter the taste. Features Cone shape easily fits into mugs, cups and small pots Lid included to preserve the teas fragrance and serves as a drip catcher Gold plated foil is neutral so it won't alter taste Precisely defined foil holes that hold back unwanted residue while letting the flavors carriers ("colloids") through Smooth gold easy to clean Sturdy and permanent construction for many years of use Environmentally friendly; replaces disposable filters and eliminates waste Material: black plastic with 24 karat gold-plated filter screen Cleaning and care: dishwasher safe 
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