Elegant Flask-Shaped Glass Infuser Teapot - 350ml

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This 350ml Elegant Flask-Shaped Glass Infuser Teapot is designed for individuals who enjoy single servings of loose leaf tea and value ease of use. Its primary benefit is enabling a smooth and clean brewing experience for personal tea moments. A key consideration is that while it's stove-top safe, hand washing is recommended for longevity. The teapot features a stainless steel infuser and a micro mesh filter, all presented in an elegant gift box.
| Model Part Number | 5063886070951 |
|---|---|
| Brand | B&Q |
The infuser is made of stainless steel.
Hand washing is recommended to preserve the quality of the glass and infuser. It is not specified as dishwasher safe.
This teapot is designed specifically for loose leaf tea. While you could technically place a tea bag inside, it would not utilize the infuser and filter effectively.
The teapot has a capacity of 350ml, which is suitable for a single serving.
The product description states it is 'stove top safe,' but does not specify compatibility with induction hobs. It is best used on traditional stovetops.
The stainless steel infuser is a single unit designed to hold the loose leaf tea. You simply place your tea leaves inside it before inserting it into the teapot.
No, the teapot does not come with tea. It is presented in a gift box, making it ready for you to add your own favorite tea as a gift.
Ensure the infuser basket is properly seated and that the tea leaves are not too finely ground. If using very small leaf teas, consider using a paper filter inside the infuser.
This can be due to mineral deposits from water or tea residue. Try soaking the teapot briefly in a mixture of warm water and a little white vinegar, then rinse thoroughly. Hand washing is key to preventing this.
Rinse the teapot immediately after use. For stubborn stains, a paste of baking soda and water can be gently applied and rinsed off.
Ensure there is water in the teapot before placing it on the stove. Avoid overheating and use moderate heat. Discoloration might be mineral buildup; try the vinegar soak method mentioned above.
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