Bamboo Tea Strainer with 2 handles

Bamboo Tea Strainer with 2 handles

Make it a tea or an infusion with our natural bamboo tea strainer with two handles. It's easy to use and easy to wash! This tea strainer is ideal for filtering loose tea and herbal teas. Start by choosing the tea you want to use. Next, put the ingredient(s) in the filter and pour 200ml of hot water. Finally, wait for the recommended brewing time. One of the great advantages of a bamboo tea filter is that it does not interfere with the water molecule.

A light, eco-friendly, and resistant tea accessory. It contains antibacterial properties. Bamboo is considered one of the strongest materials in the world. Besides giving a natural and elegant touch to your home decor.

You can reuse the ingredients that were deposited at the bottom of the strainer without having to remove them after the first use.

Quantity: 1 Unit

Material: 100% Bamboo

Characteristics: Ideal to prepare loose-leaf infusions and herbal teas, in teacups or small mugs, without releasing any tea residues into the water.

Dimensions: 7 cm depth and 6 cm diameter (rim).

Learn how to wash this tea filter:

After preparing tea or infusion, rinse the tea filter with warm water. Next, wipe it with a soft sponge with a little neutral detergent and remove it with warm water. Finally, dry the bamboo fibres with a soft towel and leave them to dry naturally. Every 3 months, apply vegetable or mineral oil to the bamboo fibres to keep the tea filter in good condition. Remember to store it in a dry, cool place away from light. Also, avoid washing it in the dishwasher.

How to store tea at home?

Take attention to some topics to store any tea correctly. The first care is to become storage containers for teas and infusions. Tea tins in metal or porcelain are the most suitable for storing tea in your kitchen. Between these two options, the tea tins in metal are the best choice because they promote the conservation of the tea's properties for more time.

Tea quality is very influenced by storage, temperature, and composition. In storage, protect your tea, in bags or loose, from heat, humidity, and sunlight. This serves to protect the quality of the tea's properties. Prefer dark tea tins on high shelves away from intense flavours, such as coffee or spices. Avoid placing your aluminium tea tins near heat sources. Do not choose to store tea in plastic containers.

When you change your tea, wash the tea tin with warm water and mild dishwashing detergent. Then, wipe it with a dry cloth and leave it to dry naturally for 2 to 3 hours. To eliminate aromas in the tea tin, rub some lemon peel, and rinse again with water.

Note: The brand supplied may vary depending on stock, and the measures and characteristics of the filters will always be similar, as well as the materials of manufacture compostable.