Can you get re-set it if you want it to keep the brewed tea hot for more than 30 minutes?
838262
I think you would need to let it run the 30 minutes and turn it back on to have it stay warm for another 30
838263
You can add time (up to the 30 min max) to the 'keep warm' timer at any point while it is counting down.
838264
I have reset it and it boils again but the flavor of the tea seems to change and not for the better.
838265
I do not believe that is possible. I understand though, because frequently I wish it would keep warm longer. It doesn't go into timer mode until it reaches temp and counts down the set brewing time. The teapot has several design flaws, but it does brew well. The other one in the running is the Breville, but much more money and I am not sure the features are any better.
2178912
My answer would be to reheat it in the microwaveable cup you drink from...I don't know if the pot is microwaveable and I sure wouldn't want to break it so as I do with coffee and tea I microwave it for a short time but don't boil it...it should be fine.
564692
It has a warming plate. I usually brew tea and it tastes fine after 30 minutes.
192465
Not really. It's just designed to keep hot stuff cooling down slower. It might heat cold water in an hour or so but not hot enough to make tea and that amount of time could damage the mug.
451887
only if after 2 hrs and it kicks off and you turn it back on. or right at the end of the brew.
1495561
nope ，it will shutoff after boil。if u want to do that for few minutes ，u need to keep hold the button 。can not keeping boil 。
910151
Sorry for the late response. Yes, you can program the kettle to start at a specific time.
606718
I don't think there is a way to turn the warmer on after the two hours. I've been removing the carafe and running 2 cups (the minimum for a carafe) into a small pot and discarding this water. This "resets" the clock and I just put my carafe of coffee back on the warmer. Yes, fresh coffee is indeed better, but in certain circumstances its nice to be able to have the warmer on for an extended period of time.
1335743
I had a problem getting it to turn back on after it had shut off. It wanted me to pour water in instead of just turning back on. So I'm not sure if it would reheat old coffee.
1629804
It stays on "Keep warm" for 60 minutes, then automatically shuts off. If you want to shut it off after the brewing phase and don't need it to "keep warm" just unplug it.
524981
I wouldn't stove-top it. However, we've been microwaving it since new more than a month ago without problem. 15 minutes to boil, then steep three green tea bags for another 15. We "common-sewers" drink green tea by the mugful several times a day and don't like it real strong. One pot-ful lasts all day at least. Rinse twice between uses with a couple tablespoons vinegar in first rinse.
7434
not for very long; suggest you keep a kettle on the stove with hot water to add to it when needed - kind of like sitting in a bathtub; have to add some hot water if want to stay for awhile
1237229
Yes, it does. I'd estimate about an hour to an hour and a half, depending on hot hot your water started. It's roughly 2 hours until the tea hits room temperature (which only happens when I forget about it).
789757
No and no. Put the tea leaves in the basket, pour boiling water into the basket and then put the press cover on, leaving the rod out while the tea brews. After the brewing time (depending on the tea leaves, I use 4-7 minutes), press the rod down to stop the brewing process and enjoy. I would not put the pot on a hot burner and never in a microwave because the basket is made of metal.
896575
You program it to stay warm from 1 to 4 hrs, have never tried to reheat it,so I not sure on that
994452
The water stays hot for approximately 10 minutes; that is, hot enough for a cup of tea or coffee. I'm not sure how long you're looking for, but if you kept the burner on, I'm sure the water would stay hot for much longer. Just remember, when you are done using the kettle, it should be emptied to avoid any rusting on the inside. I love my little kettle...I just wished it whistled.
2135011
I wouldn't do that at all with any kettle OR teapot. You'll oversteep them. Depending on your style of tea, you don't want your leaves in the water for more than five minutes, absolute max. Tea leaves can re-steep, though. If you use a kettle like this one, and pour the water into a small teapot, and then decant all the tea, you can re-use the leaves about three times if you brewed them English style, or about eight times if you used the gongfu method. Most people don't keep the leaves overnight though, because of the chance for mold or bacteria.