Has anyone used this with a tea light warmer?
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I have not. Do you mean for a cast iron warmer? I "Preheat" the pot with hot water prior to brewing.
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I don't use the stove for this tea pot. I recommend the tea light warmer. It looks great on the table especially with blooming teas and it will keep the tea warm for at least an hour.
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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.
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No, since the warmer has a switch that automatically goes off after (some time?/temperature reached?). You HAVE to actually do two button presses to start the warmer (one to reset, one to start). It would be unfeasible (do to difficulty to disassemble) to work around this. Would probably also result in safety hazard. FWIW--I like it, but have poor reliability. Last one I purchased I purchased the extend warranty.
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I have had my table warmer for approx. 2 months, and I have had no problems yet. You may want to speak with Amazon customer service and see if they are willing to help.
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I got curious and HAD to try it. It works great with tea leaves! Thanks for the idea.Best reagards, Jerry
1707628
love the teapot, stays warm hours w/o tealites. Info from manufac. says can use tealites
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I would not recommend using a warmer with this teapot. It's a beautiful piece, and I love the detail, however, I do not think the porcelain will do well with direct heat.
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I use a wax warmer. I purchased on Amazon by the name of Melting Pot,they are great and just right for home use.
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I just use a sterno, it depends on what you are cooking on it, if it is something that won't drip juice into the bottom, you might be able to get away with an unscented tealight .
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I use the warmer every day and it will shut off automatically. It stays on for a little over an hour. You can set it to low or high. And you and turn it off by pressing the button one more time. Highly recommend. Haven't had a cold cup of tea since I started using it.
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I didn't use anything for the tea lights, but for the rest I used 3 popsicle sticks to hold the wicks in the center and it worked really well. I didn't use any glue, if you pour the wax slow the wicks should stay in place then hold them in place with the sticks.
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Yes. I use a different kind of teapot warmer (it's glass) but, I looked the one you listed up and it seems like they all function the same. You should be good. Enjoy :)
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That is what I have been doing for two years and have had no problems. Remember it is very small and makes just over a cup of tea. Handle will get hot so need to use glove or pot holder.
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Although I haven't tried it with a tealight, I imagine as long as there is liquid in the teapot that the heat would not be too intense for the pot.
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Never tried it in that application before, so I do not know. I have heard of some ppl using it in ceramic fragrance rings above lightbulbs though. Not sure if that works either. Wish I could help more, but haven't tried it myself.
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I have no problem. As long as you use only those tiny tea candles inside the outside/underneath heat is not very hot.