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$50.55
Classic design: Hand-made from premium Australian iron ore, vintage and durable. The specific premium Australia iron makes teapot absorb heat better, water heats up quickly, soften water and make water...
- Classic design: Hand-made from premium Australian iron ore, vintage and durable. The specific premium Australia iron makes teapot absorb heat better, water heats up quickly, soften water and make water sweeter. You can enjoy the aesthetics of modern and fashion tea culture.
- Care about your safety: Handle with hemp rope avoids being scalded, detachable rope avoids lid from falling when pouring water, The stainless steel infuser helps separate the tea leaves from the water and can be easily removed and cleaned. Food-grade enameled interior ensure that it is rust and corrosion resistant. Odor-free water-based paint has more advanced texture and is harmless to health.paint has more advanced texture, enameled interior avoids rust.
- Large capacity: 40oz Japanese tea kettle is practical to boiling water, making tea and coffee. Serve for 3-4 people, 3-5 cups When the teapot is FULL-LOADED. Reminder: Avoid heating without water. Water filing under 70% into the teapot while boiling, otherwise hot water will overflow.
- Versatile use: Applicable for induction cooker, electric furnace, gas and natural gas stove tops as well as firewood stove, gas stove for outdoor camping, SMALL FIRE is suggested.
- Giftable and decorative: Elaborately designed tetsubin tea pot coming with a little matching towel is decorative for kitchen, living room, office, make your life lively; also a nice gift for birthday, housewarming, wedding, Halloween, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, anniversaries.
Product Description
The advantages of our cast iron tea pots
- Great demand: Perfect work of art! Selling well in Germany, Britain, Spain, the Netherlands and other European countries for years. Unique design and durable quality.
- Professional manufacturer: Over the years, we have insisted on making better teapot with better materials. Idea is simple, simple is classic, it's difficult to achieve, but we made it.
- Good drinks with good teapots: How can you enjoy a good cup of tea or coffee? In addition to the high quality of tea or coffee, you also need a good teapot, that is our teapot!
Maintance
Before first use
Wash the teapot and filter with clean water.
Dry the teapot with a towel.
Fill the teapot with clean water up to 70% of its capacity, then boil it for 5-10 minutes. Pour out the water and repeat the process two or three times.
Use instructions
Boiling water: After boiling water, pour it out and let the teapot dry naturally with the lid open. If the water is cold, pour it out and dry the teapot with a towel.
Making tea: Pour out all tea and leaves and rinse the teapot with clean water. Dry the teapot with a towel.
Notes:
- Don't boil the teapot without water, and don't overfill it.
- Don't let water or tea leaves stay in the teapot for a long time.
- Keep the teapot dry when not in use.
- Wash the teapot with clean water only, and don't use detergent or a dishwasher.
- Be careful when pouring water, and use a towel to prevent the lid from falling off.
| Five layer Kraft paper and pearl cotton are used to ensure intact cast iron teapot. | Enameled interior ensure that it is rust & corrosion resistant and easy to clean. | Matching towel is decorative for kitchen, living room, office, make your life lively. |
Unpacking:
Check the packaging for damage before opening.
Inspect the teapot for damage both inside and outside.
Ensure the body, lid, handle, and filter are included.
FAQ:
Q: Do cast iron teapots rust?
A: Cast iron teapots may rust if not dried properly, but a small amount of rust is harmless to the body. Clean it and continue using.
Q: Is the enamel material inside healthy?
A: Enamel is a safe and highly heat-resistant material. However, it may chip if exposed to high temperatures for an extended period. Therefore, it is important to avoid heating teapots without water.
Q: What can I use to heat the teapot?
A: You can use most heat sources such as induction cookers, electric ceramic stoves, natural gas, firewood, candles, etc. Don't use a microwave oven.
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| Price | $38.99$38.99 | $33.99$33.99 | $39.99$39.99 | $29.99$29.99 | $32.99$32.99 | $32.99$32.99 |
| Capacity | 40oz/1200ml | 40oz/1200ml | 44oz/1300ml | 27oz/800ml | 27oz/800ml | 27oz/800ml |
