Is this safe for stove top - and not stoneware?
284233
On the bottom of it, reads no stove top & no broiler, also it reads that it is stoneware.
827380
No, this set can not be used on the stovetop. However it is a very nice set.
508133
We don't recommend using this stoneware on stove tops. However, we do have a Crock-Pot 6-Quart Slow Cooker with Stovetop-Safe Cooking Pot, and you can see more about it at http://www.crock-pot.com/slow-cookers/digital-slow-cookers/SCCPVI600-S.html#start=2.
2282985
I do not know. I've used it carefully on my glass stovetop and it was no problem. It is big and heavy and we usually use it on our grill for pancake breakfast on the deck.
1501096
I'm not sure that would be safe unless your pottery or glass were rated to go on the stove.
34329
No it is not meant for stove tops of any kind, just put boiling waater in it.
1143591
I have used it on glass top stoves and it is fine. It is made from recycled glass (not pumice).
527029
I'm not sure that I can answer that. I've never tried to use it on the stove. Sorry, I can't help you.
27608
I would say so, however, I would be very careful, that item is extremely heavy, so take care on how you put it on your stove, if it should slip out of your hand, you could damage your stove top.
1354933
I use all the time on glass stove top but am careful to not use high temperature.
1533294
no. it gets too hot for the glass. It can break your stovetop glass. Same with cast iron pots.
229345
Absolutely not! There are glass teapots for stove use but this is not one of them.
336974
Yes, but be careful not to let it boil dry or boil over as this can damage both the pan and the stove.
809419
I use it on a glass top stove, and have had no problems. It might scratch in the long run, but I haven't seen it yet.
802350
I'm pretty sure it is just for holding tea. I would not put it on the stove top.
739647
Not that I'm aware of and I'm certainly not planning on trying it for such. Better stick with good ole pots and pans for the stove top.
1483965
I don't like to put any pot/pan in the dishwasher, but if you do with others, there's no reason this would be any less "safe" (compared to non-stick or cast iron, it's definitely more "safe"). With how inexpensive this pot is, I don't think I'd trust whatever's keeping the aluminum core bottom attached to hold up through too many harsh dishwasher cycles.