Can I use this pot on a tea warmer?
1555947
I guess it depends how hot the warmer gets. It doesn't say anything on the bottom that indicates a temperature maximum. It is hand wash only, but that may be due to the delicate butterfly on top or the design on it. The manufacturer is Burton and Burton....they would know.
431846
Noooooo...I wouldn't do it. Optimum tea brewing for Japanese green tea (my favorite) occurs at 180 degrees. This pot is perfect for that but as a container not preparer. I would not put heat in direct contact with the glass. Even Bodum recommends using a "trivet" when warming tea. This pot is not designed for direct boiling of water. Sorry.
526648
I think this tea pot would be safe to use on an induction cooktop, I hope so , since I plan to purchase a new electric range soon, with an induction cooktop.
1145241
I do not believe that the pot is for heating. It is only for brewing AFTER the water is heated in a kettle or heating device.
1223698
I think it depends on the size of your warmer. I do think it might fit. The base measures 4 1/2 by 3 1/2. I hope this helps. The Tea pot is lovely and I'm enjoying it very much.
728352
do not see why not, the pot is big enough....I do not use one for this pot...
1950518
No, it is a teapot for steeping tea, not a tea kettle. It should not be placed on anyheated appliance. It also chips fairly easily.
430839
The teapot is more decorative than functional. I *might* put it on a warmer, but definitely not on a stovetop.
2090467
The best use for this Tea Pot is steeping. The cast iron gets extremely hot so putting this over a open flame may cause damage or injury.
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.
142093
I don't think you can heat this pot. The way to use it, will be to pour in hot water and tea leaves and allow to stand to steep in the tea leaves.
1597054
Amanda, I do NOT think that a warmer sitting underneath the pot will work. You want to keep the tea warm, which is in the glass vessel. The tea cools because the glass loses the heat too easily. However, a custom fabric or knitted/ crocheted "tea cozy" should work. It would be insulation for the glass.
1209880
I would imagine you could use a tea light candle in a porcelain or metal teapot warmer and set the teapot on it, as I have a fine porcelain teaset that I do this to and have kept it lit until the candle burns itself out. The one I have is sold by teawithgrace.com. This set is much more sturdy, so believe there should be no problem, unless the teapot warmer is something you made yourself and is too close to the flame.
2021368
I'm assuming you mean "heat up water using my dutch iron teapot," and the answer is no. The teapot is meant to have water heated up separately and then poured into the pot. If you heat up the pot directly it wil likely cause irreperable damage.
381049
I believe it would work fine.The warmer is in the stainless steel pot.Ours work great...we live in Arkansas.
662303
It will definitely sit on the warmer, but there will 3 1/4 hanging over on the 9" side and 1/4" on the 7 1/2". Saying that this burner is extremely solid and would hold your tea pot. I'm not sure what your tea pot is made of, but if it's not cast iron the warming isn't as consistent. I really recommend one of the cast iron tea pots here on Amazon because they are affordable and I know that sitting on this warmer, using 2-3 tea light candles will keep your pot of tea hot for hours. Plus if you look at the prices of cast iron tea pots exactly like these on Amazon, they are $100.00 or more. Trust me you will be very happy if you buy both together. AND I don't work for Amazon, I'm disabled and must be in bed a lot and love keeping my tea hot next to me. God Bless
1039013
Not really. It would discolor the pot. It is made to heat up a lot of water quickly and can then fill a tea pot.