Beer Dry Hopper Filter,300 Micron Mesh Stainless Steel Hop StrainerCartridge,Homebrew Hops Beer & Tea Kettle Brew Filter by Fashionclubs(18cm x 7cm)

This the third of this (brand) I’ve ordered! The first one was a different brand, came from China & took a couple months to arrive and had some sharp edges of the mesh sticking out.I tried this brand a few months ago and it’s great! It came in 2 days, No sharp edges anywhere! It works great for my brewing process! I have to use 2 of these in each pot, so I’m using 4 total.SOOO much better than muslin bags! Most of the liquid just drains out the mesh and the lid - I hold them upside down to drain because the lids have drain holes. So I’m getting the majority of the liquid out without having to squeeze/wring out hot brew bags! I fish them out with food grade rubber heat/grilling gloves and then set them upside down in a bowl to finish draining the last little bit while I work on other things.I highly recommend. No rust signs so far & I'm hand washing & air drying.

It worked better than the hop socks or mesh bags for keeping the hops from entering the rest of the brew. I usually do 1 gallon batches and a hop spider would be too large. The only minor issue I noticed was that when boiling, the canister will rattle on the bottom of the pot if left to stand on its own. I used a clip to hold it onto the side as shown.It did arrive slightly damaged. Part of the mesh side was crushed in but it popped back out just fine.

I bought this for adding fruit to mead ferments, but used it for iced coffee brewing overnight in the fridge. It worked great for that. I have an old tea ball I swiped the hook and chain from to put on this strainer. It should have come with one but oh well. Still like it alot. Well made.

Really like(d) using this to make cold brew much easier than throwing away one time cold brew bags- unfortunately after about 10 uses the side of it seems to have unraveled a little, slicing badly into my finger!! Just beware the metal mesh seems to peel away and is VERY sharp. Not sure if we can continue using it because it was not pretty :(For anyone wondering- we only soaked/hand washed, we don't have a dish washer. Did not wash using any harsh scrubber/brushes.

Not well constructed. There are a few places where the wire mesh has little pieces sticking out. Yes, I accidentally stabbed myself on one and it bled.Also it doesn't have a chain. And I have to use a fork slipped into the ring where the chain should be to lift it up and down to get it to defuse into the whole pitcher.

The filter seems lightweight but it has proven to be sturdy so far. If you don’t try and force the lid onto it then it should hold up very nicely. The lid did stay securely in place while I dry hopped my recent IPA. Many have complained that the holes in the lid are too large but I found that, as the pellet hops expand they form a sufficient plug to keep particulate matter from escaping. I definitely would not use this for boil kettle hop additions though as it is not sturdy enough to hold up in That environment. I use this to dry hop in a stainless fermenter but it is too large to dry hop in a car boy. It will fit into a corny keg. Overall it’s been a good addition to my brewery.

Wide opening and screw top makes it easy to add and remove hops, both pellet and leaf. It's large enough to handle quite a bit of hops. It's sturdy enough, but the mesh is fine and you'll want to handle it with care. The chain with the hook makes it easy to hang from a kettle (if you so choose) or a fermenting bucket. Can also use it to add hops to sun tea, hops water, etc. Cleans easily.

Perfect for dry hopping. Actually ordered a second one for when I have 2 batches fermenting. No issues and much clearer beer.