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Cold Brew Tea Filter Remover

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Cold Brew Tea Filter Remover|Cold Brew Tea Filter Remover

This is a small tool specially designed for cold brew tea bottles with built-in infuser spouts.

Many cold brew tea bottles have infuser spouts stuck inside the bottle opening, making them difficult to remove by hand. Using a knife to pry them out can easily injure your hand or scratch the bottle opening. This 3D printed tool can reach inside the bottle opening, hook the two sides of the infuser spout from the inside outwards, and then pull it upwards, helping you remove the infuser spout more easily.

After removing the infuser spout, it's easier to clean the bottle and replace the tea leaves, allowing cold brew tea bottles to be reused and reducing waste from single-use beverage bottles.

Features

  • Specially designed for cold brew tea bottles with built-in infuser spouts
  • Hooks the infuser spout from the inside out for more stable removal
  • No need for knives or sharp tools, reducing the risk of scratching the bottle opening and cutting hands
  • Simple structure, fast printing, uses less material
  • Compact and portable, reusable
  • Suitable for friends who enjoy cold brew tea, bottle modification, and eco-friendly reuse

Instructions for Use

  1. Open the bottle cap.
  2. Insert the remover into the bottle opening.
  3. Allow the two small hooks at both ends to hook the infuser spout from the inside outwards.
  4. Gently pull straight upwards.
  5. After removing the infuser spout, you can clean, add tea, or reuse the bottle.

Size Reference

Model width is approximately 35 mm, length is approximately 40 mm.
Sizes of bottle openings and infuser spouts may vary slightly between different batches; it is recommended to confirm compatibility first.

Printing Suggestions

It is recommended to print with PETG, ABS, or PLA+ with good toughness.
Regular PLA can also be used, but it may break if too much force is applied. It is recommended to appropriately increase the infill density to ensure the strength of the two hooks.

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