Can I put the Eclipse tea pot in the microwave?
1280467
It has a metal screw. You can remove the screw, (which is good for cleaning) but then the glass will separate from the handle, and it'll be hot so it might be difficult to reassemble and pour.
364641
I don't think so. I think somewhere in the instructions or descriptions it says not to put it on the stovetop. The teapot is very thin, in my opinion, that is why a little warmer is able to heat it so well.
878474
Short answer, no. The bottom of the thermos is metal, so it wouldn't do well in a microwave. It's best to use a stovetop or electric kettle.
1002750
Hello, Carol, generally speaking, it is a bad idea to put crockery on the stove top. However, this tea pot can be put in the microwave. The best way to make the most flavorful cup of tea is to heat water on the stove (boiling hot if it is black tea or herbal blends; other teas--- white, red, oolong and green-- google for additional heat temperatures information) and then pour the water over the leaves in an infuser or an infuser basket. Anyway, this is more information than you've asked for. This is a beautiful blue teapot but it drips. There ought to be a law.
86452
The round thermos cannot be microwaved, as it is metal. The two little crescent-moon cups could be microwaved.
368625
Yes, you can heat water and add to pot with the flowering tea, then you can watch the bloom open, I put the pot w/the tea ball in the microwave for two minutes. Perfect, remember you can use the flowering tea ball 10 times.Sincerely, Alice
1487229
Most definitely! Here's what I do. I fill my stoneware teapot with water and then stick it in the microwave for "5 min on high" and then continuously on "hold." During this time water is heating to boiling in another pot [electric or on the stove]. When the 'tea water' reaches boiling, I empty the stoneware teapot, add three tea bags, pour in the boiling water and then steep for 4 minutes.
576008
The product is not microwaveable. The lid is not dishwasher safe. It is better to pour hot water in- which is how I steep tea in it. My guess is that the bottle and sleeve might survive, but I don't think they are designed for the microwave.
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.
1206929
Don't microwave this cup. It is good for a lot of things but no contact with open flame and do not put it in the microwave. Heat the water separately and make the tea, coffee, or cereal, or freeze-dried meal in the cup using it's lid to keep in the heat.
2213354
I haven't done this myself, I still boil water in a kettle first, but stoneware is fired at such high heat that it should be possible to heat the water right in the teapot, in the microwave. The only problem you may have, is the teapot could get very hot, including the handle.
854690
Yes, you can put the pot in the microwave, oven, or just about any place. Best wishes.
1577986
You are able to take the glass portion out of the plastic holder so yes in theory you could use it in the microwave. I personally don't think I would be microwaving the glass portion though. You would need mitts to pull it out and then you would not be able to put it back into the plastic holder which would defeat the purpose of intended use.
618783
You can put the pot alone in the microwave. The pot is glass and the handle is plastic. The plunger has a metal rod so that must be left off for the microwave.
1888814
Sure, I always put it in the microwave. Just make sure you don't put in with the filter and the lid on.
1372430
Yes, but I do recommend putting the lid in the microwave. It may change the shape.
59949
Yes, it can be used in the microwave. I've reheated my coffee in it without any problems.