Fred Duck, Duck Drink Tea Infuser

No matter how your day goes, if you are a tea drinker, put this lil guy in your cup of tea and he’s sure to make you smile! He works as expected to steep your tea….the smile and brighter mood are decided bonuses! He’s very easy to fill with tea leaves, and after your cuppa, he is really easy to clean! I have a number of different infusers for tea…this cute lil unicorn is already my fave❤️🦄❤️

Of you're like me and the ADHD hits hard this little beauty will make you smile and give you that little dose of dopamine to get you started on whatever it is you don't want to get done but have to.I have named my little guy Xavier and he is perfect for helping me brew the black tea I need for my morning caffeine hit or my evening chamomile herbal blend to allow me to relax.He's super easy to clean, brews perfectly, and is more reliable than my ex. I love Xavier.

Cute and funny. My friend loes it.

One star because it is SUPER cute, and it seems to steep the tea well.BUTTT as mentioned in several other reviews, the metal bottom piece does not screw on properly after the first use. I’m not sure if the hot water does something, or the tea leaves bends it out of shape. Either way kinda useless.I returned the first one and got a replacement. Not sure if I’ll use it to see if it was a fluke or if I’ll just keep it because it is cute.So the metal steeper bit has 3 indents, that are meant to go into a groove and lock on the plastic float bit. If it were me, I would have made it internally threaded on the plastic and steeper bit.Also, the tea is kind of hard to get in the steeper. Because the area where the tea goes is rounded like the float, and where the float hole is, they indented the steeper up into the float, so you can’t put tea there. Again, if it were me, I would have just rounded it out with the rest of the steeper.

Very cute but it ha some marks

as described, prompt delivery

Cute and a necessary item for loose tea users. My only drawback is that I need to rinse the tea once placed in the basket, because it will leave tea "dust" in the cup. Not a problem if you don't mind the "dust".

The tea strainer is designed to twist and lock into place. Unfortunately, mine wont lock. The pieces separate as soon as the strainer is placed in the water, and i end up having to pour my tea through a mesh strainer from my kitchen to separate the leaves. I suspect its due to the metal strainer “bottom” piece is just pliable enough to warp away from the top part of the strainer