Is this teapot enameled inside like the Japanese Tetsubin?
1515423
Hi Genevieve, You know it is smooth on the inside, I never really noticed. I will check and get back to you. I do love it though!
1515424
Hi Genevieve,You know it is smooth on the inside, I never really noticed. I will check and get back to you. I do love it though!
1515425
I am not familiar with the Tetsubin, but this set is smooth inside and it looks like it is coated. It is beautiful.
925434
It is non-stick inside. I love my teakettle. I have had no issues with it and it cleans well as well aesthetically pleasing.
719871
No! Please don't put it on the stove! To use a tetsubin, warm it first by putting warm tap water inside while the water for the tea is heating elsewhere. Then when that is done, pour out the original water and brew your tea. The cast iron will keep the tea warmer much longer than any other material, but it would damage the pot to be heated over the stove.
1760568
No, it s teapot .... I really like mine. The clear glass lets you know when the tea is the strength you like. Easy to clean. Comes with a holder for loose tea. I recommend.
1264794
Enamel clad metal, don't know which kind, don't think it's either, but not stainless steel; has teflon looking lining inside. Contact the manufacturer
277865
The inside is a carbon steel.The outside appears to be enamel . I use mine every day and no chips, have had since December. Great buy. I have had an all enamel tea pot from Lennox and it dis colored and started to get orange spots and no I don't have rust in my water.
750902
The teapot is stainless steel. The handle and the piece on the cover are plastic.
183929
Yes, the inside is matte, as is the bottom of the pestle. It appears that the non-working surfaces are highly polished rather than varnished.
271333
It has a painted coating. I'm not sure that its enamel so I wouldn't recommend using it for steaming. Try stainless trays. I get mine at the Asian markets for very cheap. Good luck.
1028413
Ours is the same it comes from England, and they are the original as well. I'm not sure who manufactures these tea pots, as I do not have one here in my office.
956771
My teakettle has a black coating inside, but I do not think it is porcelain, it's not a heavy coating like porcelain is.
1963670
On the bottom of the tetsubin there is a stamp, a tiny rectangle, which contains Japanese lettering (however I do not know what it says) but that is all. This pot has a glazed enamel interior, which if I read this correctly, means this pot is a "ky&#363;su" made for brewing tea but not boiling. The symbols I mentioned appear to be the same as I found for ky&#363;su, though it is difficult to tell due to the size. I hope this helps.
630365
The interior of the Rachael Ray 2qt Teakettle is black enamel. Hope that helps!
1289208
No; it's glass. I have a water kettle with a stainless interior, and it has rusted to high heaven. I much prefer the glass interior, although Zojirushi warns you not to drop it or it will likely shatter.
1292077
The teapot we received came with a diffuser and trivet. I am not so sure it was made made Japan though. I think "Japanese" refers to the style.
97720
On the bottom of the tetsubin there is a stamp, a tiny rectangle, which contains Japanese lettering (however I do not know what it says) but that is all. This pot has a glazed enamel interior, which if I read this correctly, means this pot is a "kyūsu" made for brewing tea but not boiling. The symbols I mentioned appear to be the same as I found for kyūsu, though it is difficult to tell due to the size. I hope this helps.
1727147
Hard to say for sure, but I think it is actually Japanese. The only writing I can find on ours is in Japanese, so I can't tell what it says. Its been a decent pot and my wife uses it several times a day.