Libre Original Glass’n Poly Tea Glass Review and Giveaway - ends 12/14 #HolidayGiftGuide

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I am a big tea drinker and I like to purchase fresh tea leaves from our local health food store in bulk to save money and to be more eco-friendly. The problem is being able to keep from consuming the leaves. The tea balls and spoons don't always keep the leaves from going through and I don't like having to wash the linen tea bags. Now I have something much better to use, the Libre Travel Tea Glass Infuser. I am very happy to have an stylish way to drink my loose leaf tea on the go. These make great gifts for people who love to drink tea.

About the Libre collection:

The Libre Original Glass’n Poly Tea Glass holds 9 oz of liquid, filters out the loose tea leaves to keep you from drinking the loose tea leaves that float about. They have a health conscious glass interior and durable BPA-free poly Tritan exterior container that keeps tea hot and is cool to the touch. Each one has a removable stainless-steel filter that keeps the tea leaves in the glass and out of your mouth and is removable for easy cleaning when emptying the loose leaf tea. This tea glass hold 9 oz of liquid and measures approximately 7.5" high and 2.5" around.  Libre has two other sizes to choose from:  Large (14 oz) and the Mug (10 oz). 

Put the loose leaf tea
 on the filter.

Put Libre upside down
to steep.

Two ways to use the Libre tea glass: 

1) Carefully add hot water to the Libre, put the stainless-steel filter on, add loose leaf tea to the filter, screw on lid, put Libre upside down to let the tea steep. When the tea is done steeping flip the Libre right side up and remove lid and filter, drink tea.  this is the method I used as shown above. 

2) Simply put the tea leaves in the mug or glass, carefully add the hot water, put on the stainless-steel filter, let steep, then drink. The filter will keep the tea in the Libre and out of your mouth. 

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