are you really sure that this tumbler has a mesh strainer?
1332709
Yes! It does, mine came with it as part of the three pieces. Tumbler, strainer, and lid. In the picture the mesh (removable) strainer can be seen near the top of the tumbler, just below the lid. I highly recommend this product as mine broke and I bought a similar but cheaper version and its fraught with design fails. There are holes in the pressure clips for the strainer which are larger, much larger than the strainer holes that allow tea leaves through. Also I think they all might push through if pushed too hard.
1332710
It does have a strainer. Not mesh, though. More like a mini colander with a handle to lift it out.
1332711
Well I ordered the Valery but received a "Le daring" tumbler which I returned. It actually had an aluminum strainer with little holes. It was not mesh.
1861052
Very fine mesh strainer. I don't know I belive you would have trouble with funnel and filter.
2225079
Nope. I use two different media mixes and it has nothing to do with the tumbler; unless you're using rocks or a wet media.
1176204
No, there is no strainer. Mug and lid only. It does a very good job insulating the beverage. I have used for both hot and cold. I recommend it, but obviously not if you need something with a strainer.
1626179
I do not think there is a hole, although at first it may look like that. After re-examining my own tumbler, I believe that small bump in the glass you see is actually the point at which the glass was connected to the rod used during the glass blowing process. Don't worry, it does not cause the tumbler to be unstable, as the bump is on the inside.
941356
Hi! There are no markings on the strainer and I threw out the box long ago, but what I can tell you is that there is no rust on the one I purchased over a year ago. I let it air dry. I hope this helps you in your decision.
546385
The screen is stainless or it would have rusted by now. The part on the strainer looks to be stainless. The rod part is hard to tell maybe a different quality of stainless then the other parts? I don't think there is any aluminum in it. Is it just me or does "Mike Robison" sound like he is pitching this product? It's as easy to clean as any other French press that i have used anywhere in the world. What qualifies any of these people besides the manufacture to state the materials it is made of? The description does say all stainless steel, borosilicate glass, and strong BPA free plastic.
1367964
I think so, but check the Thumler's Tumbler to be sure since I have had mine for some time.
1938403
The one pictured, and it has ridges at the bottom that filter the liquid. It is NOT an ovular t-ball kind of strainer with holes to filter.
583276
This is a super fine mesh "chinois" style strainer. As for making "foams", i've only used a cartridge style whip cream canister to make them.
1078476
No, it's not mesh, it's stainless steel so holes are too big for coffee grounds.
666951
I've never tried that. I think the mesh is the same size as the metal strainers.
633392
The mesh is small enough for quinoa, however I returned my set of strainers. They were cheap, poor quality, and bent too easily when I was rinsing pasta.
15693
I don't think that it does. Not 100% certain, but thought about buying some other look alike strainers from a hardware store, but found out that they metal collars wouldn't fit onto the base housing...so in my experience...no...Roma equipment on the roma base....
1915660
Not as fine as mesh, but very fine. I strain tea that gets 'loose' front regular tea bags. Hope this helps.
69915
It's a loose fit when the strainer is not in there. If you are pouring, you'll need to hold the lid in place.
1515091
yes. the mesh is similar to a coffee plunger and comes apart for easy cleaning.