Can you use this with an induction coil? It seems like it would be perfect for that...
1487323
I received a cast iron teapot as a gift and loved it so much I purchased one for the country. I never had the directions for the first one and therefore didn't know you were not supposed to use it on a induction stove top. The only way I have used either one of them is to heat the water in the tea pot on my induction stove top and then just before the water boils I add my tea leaves or bags in the diffuser and it makes great tea. Hope this helps someone to make their decision to buy it or not.
1487324
I do not know what an induction coil is, I use it on my gas stove. It is a very sturdy tea pot.
1487325
If you mean on a stovetop, then the manufacturer says no. It's designed for steeping tea only. But you can get a candle heater to keep the tea hot.
1487326
No the inside is coated with porcelain and it says on the instructions that you should not use it in that manner. We use an electric kettle.
1487327
Almost all the Nanbu Tetsubin from Japan are designed to be used with IH. It is very difficult, however, to buy the AUTHENTIC Japanese Tetsubin in the US today. Also the COLOR FROM ANY AUTHENTIC Japanese pots should never come off. The Japanese pots tend to be quite expensive but they sure are worth it for long run. Just be extra careful to check the origin of product when you purchase.
2246713
I have only used this kind, but I suspect you could as long as you get the right coil spacing.
910356
if it is 18/10 Stainless, it would work on induction. For stainless steel, it is the nickel content that matters when it comes to induction. 18/8 or lower would be iffy.
1924524
Yes you can use this on induction as far as I know. I have never used ours in this way. We got rid of our induction stove before we got these Healthy Legend cookware pans. But I really can not see why you could not.
1800069
This pan is made of mild steel and is therefore magnetic. However, it has a rounded bottom, and I don't know how well that would work with an induction unit. Perhaps someone else has tried it?
925965
Yes, it will work on induction ranges. And to the person that replied saying "I don't know, I'm really amateurish", why even bother answering the question?
636970
One reviewer said it does not work on an induction range. I don't have one so can't answer myself.
772142
I have never used it on an induction range but I don't see why not. One of the many great features of this pan is that it cooks /spreads the heat evenly during cooking which I think would occur as well or better with an induction range.
1355431
I have a ceramic top and it's fine. I assume it would also be fine on the coils. If you have an induction electric stove, you might want to ask specifically about that. I don't know.
1966462
Yes, it can be used on an induction cooktop. I just checked and a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pot, which means it works with induction cooking.
1268373
Yes, it says in the instructions that it's suitable for induction heaters. I have been very pleased with mine. A very well made pressure cooker.
250025
Other commenter is correct. I tested with a magnet also and it did not stick, therefore this pot will not work with induction.
2138516
Yes it should work. Anything That is magnetic usually works with induction burners.
636971
I would ask the makers. I would never assume to know this as I haven't an induction range. Good luck.
2095285
Yes! We purchased it after buying our inductive cooktop. Because of the sloping sides, we don't use it very often, but it works great for induction cooking.
1536796
I went to the Caphlon.com website and according to it, you can use it on an induction cooktop. According to the site, if is is not the proper cookware, the coils will not heat. Check out the website.
1781049
I have no idea about how it would work on an induction stove top. We have heating coils.