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FORLIFE Curve Tall Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid 15 ounces, Black Graphite
FORLIFE Curve Tall Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid 15 ounces, Black Graphite
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Overview
- Brand : FORLIFE
- Color : Black Graph
- Special Feature : Dishwasher Safe
- Style : Modern
- Recommended Uses For Product : Home
- Material Porcelain : Capacity 15 Fluid Ounces
- : Material Porcelain
- : Capacity 15 Fluid Ounces
About this item
- Tall Tea Mug with an extra-fine 03 mm hole stainless-steel infuser
- Turn the lid upside down, it works as an infuser holder
- Material: Mug/Lid - lead-free high-fired ceramic, Tea infuser - stainless steel
- All parts are dishwasher-safe
- Made from lead-free material
- Dishwasher safe
- Made from lead-free material
- Do not put on flame or heating element
- Let boiling water settle about 15-20-second before pouring
- Use baking soda dissolved in warm water to clean tea stain as needed
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