Can you wash the teapot using a dishwasher?Thanks
179912
Yes, I do all the time. It's fairly durable, and does not pick up dishwasher stains.
1941642
I'm not sure as this product is from Japan and everything was in Japanese. I just rinse it with water after using each day and then hand wash it once a week or every other week.
1941643
Probably, but all that's really necessary to clean it is to swish some warm water from the tap around in it before brewing your tea; this will also help prevent thermal shock from breaking it when you pour water from the kettle in, which isn't much of an issue because it is made of borosilicate glass.
1941644
I have not done so, because it's so easy to wash by hand. I use the blue, gentle plastic scrub side of the sponge for the glass, and simply run the metal tea basket under clean running water, rubbing it lightly with my fingers if necessary to remove leaves. I'd be concerned with detergent deposits affecting the tea flavor from a dishwasher. This is, of course, only my opinion.
1941645
At the Hario FAQ's page here is what I found: "A. Yes, Hario heatproof glass is dishwasher-safe. As for other parts please refer to the instruction manual for details on how to handle and care for them. Please also refer to your dishwasher instruction manual as well."
1427818
Yes, the pot with lid can be washed in dishwasher. I personally don't put pots and pans in dishwasher.
191601
We do not recommend washing in the dishwasher, as you should simply wipe out the pan with warm water and paper towel. You can use soap and water also to clean the pan, but no scrubber or sponge with abrasive surface.
1115215
Haven't tried it. But I put my stainless steel pots and pans in the dishwasher and they come out just fine. I didn't use this neti pot because it was too big. Remember only use distilled water.
1102818
The mesh tea holder and lid can both go in the top shelf of the dishwasher, so are very easily cleaned. The carafe section, however, can only be wiped out with a damp rag but I've had mine for several months now and that hasn't really been an issue for me. As far as removing loose tea from the mesh, hold it upside down, give the side a tap and they fall right out!
497198
you can wash & rinse it out with hot tap water, but boiling water i wouldnt recommend it.. not for brewing tea..for cold beverages primarily.
636590
I own three of these pots, I absolutely love it. Washing is not a problem, I only use them to boil water for tea, however I use a decanter cleaning brush. (No scratch scrubber).
1456535
Good question, I don't have a dishwasher so I wouldn't know. I would personally stick with hand-washing it. A quick rinse and wipe off is all you need. Unless it's made from stainless steel, which I don't think it is, a dishwasher may not be the best idea.
1372753
I do not remember what the information that came with the pot said about dishwasher safe. There is a picture of a glass and something else on the bottom that may indicate that it is dishwasher safe. I do not put mine in the dishwasher so can not answer this question well. I usually just rinse out the inside and let it dry. I am not sure how the outside finish or the lid would take the dishwasher.
836603
There is an icon on the box that indicates that they are dishwasher safe. I have put mine in the dishwasher many times, however, you have to be careful to angle the ends of the handles down below horizontal, otherwise water gathers in the cavity leading to the screw that holds the handles on, and takes awhile to drip out. I once put a pan on the stove whose handle still had water in it (I guess farther in below the screw), and it was literally acting like a teapot - steaming out the handle and whistling softly.
739417
I put it in the dishwasher regularly -- both the teapot and the mesh strainer. Washes beautifully. I use the top rack but it should be fine on the bottom rack as well. I do try to keep it safe from being banged in the dishwasher but it is not fragile. I am very happy with this teapot and would highly recommend it. Just note that it really makes two cups of tea, not more, and that it does not keep the second cup very warm (because it is light glass, not heat-holding ceramic). For me that is perfect.
2257017
No, that would not be a good idea. I tried it with one pot to see and it messed it up. Not to the point that it is unusable, but it made the seams separate and the thin stainless steel edges exposed a bit. The others have only been hand washed and are perfect. I have a friend that has a set of older pots and she told me to never put them in the dishwasher and I had to learn for myself. But even though they are only hand washable, I LOVE them!
1639194
I do not remove the handle on my tea pot. I use the teapot almost every day and I just rinse it out. I use dish soap only occasionally. I never let the handle stay down in water and soak. I have had the set for maybe six months. So far the handle looks just fine.
1695478
I don't know. I don't own a dishwasher. I clean it with soap and boiling water.
1405813
I wash mine all the time in the dishwasher. Since the water goes into the two parts pretty hot, I figured it wouldn't suffer in the dishwasher. The only problem I have so far is the Tea Leaf Basket has a hairline crack but it doesn't affect the performance or function.
2081221
Yes! I washed it in my dish washer! It's very nice. wash the lid separately to keep the cute design on there. :3
189663
According to the following link, it is not dishwasher safe. http://shop.potsandpans.com/Coffee-and-Tea/BonJour-Tea-2-Quart-Porcelain-Teakettle-White-53869.html#product-useandcare