Hario "Largo" Tea Dripper 350ml TDR-5012B

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I use this multiple times a day. It works great. Most other tea steepers are plastic. I love that this one is glass. It does come apart for a thorough cleaning, but it's kind of a pain to take apart. Otherwise, good product.

This glass tea dripper suits best for brewing 300 ml green tea which doesn't require boiling hot water (I would use a clay pot for better heat retention required in making black tea). The product is well designed and well made. It conveniently allows the control of brewing time and the clean up after use is very easy with its wide top opening for disposal of the tea leaves. Although it costs more than a regular glass teapot, I still think it's money well spent considering the quality and the convenience this product provides.

I got this tea dripper for the main purpose of brewing a large single serving of loose leaf tea. It does a fine job for that purpose, however it is a little difficult to clean since the leaves do get stuck under the silicone gasket that holds the strainer. To do a thorough job, some disassembly is required: remove visible leaves and rinse, remove the switch with a twisting motion (see manual), remove strainer, remove gasket by pulling gently - make sure you keep the metal ball in place by pinching the holes shut with your fingers, rinse stuck leaves around gasket, then reassemble.

J'avais tellement hâte de tester le thé mais malheureusement le produit est cassé et irrécupérable 😭😭😭

I like the concept of the downward drainage of brewed tea and I read that Hario made good products so I was excited to get this. Problem:The top brewing container leaks a lot while brewing such that there's a big puddly mess around the lower pitcher while tea is brewing. Also, the release lever set up is rather weak.I have contacted Hario Customer Service today to advise on how to stop the leaking. If I don't hear back soon or can't fix the leak, I will return this purchase to Amazon.Update: I think I figured out the leak problem. If you pull out the little round screen, you'll see a metal ball that covers a drain hole. The little lever pushes up on that ball to drain the tea into the pitcher. My problem was that the entire rubber housing that encases the metal ball needs to be properly seated in the upper glass chamber or it will leak. It was leaking from the side, not the center ball hole area. I pulled the whole rubber chamber out, cleaned it, and reseated it inside the glass. The leaking has appeared to stop.UPDATE 2: Ok, after an awkward start, I now have the hang of this thing. It does not leak. I now know how to take it apart, clean it and reassemble it. Works great!