Can these be used to clean the inside of a tea pot?
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could be a little too harsh for tea pot. I would not recommend. Two of three brushes are made of metal. One is made up of nylon that seems a bit too rigid.
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Depends on how big the hole is in your teapot. These are decently sized brushes with solid plastic handles. They do not bend. I would look for steel wool, or if you can't fit your hand in all the way then find something with a bendable handle. You can probably clean a good majority of the walls but the corners and bottom of the pot would not be as easy.
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We use them on an induction range and they work fine. However they are not Teflon coated on the inside so they are hard to clean.
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I would not suggest it. These are disposable, but like Ransan mentioned, it is okay to lightly rinse them out and use them several times.
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You can, but I have invested in the tiny filters to keep the brew from having bits of leaves. I am sure Amazon carries these. I got mine at Brd, Bath and Beyond. I love my iced tea pot.
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The crock is glazed inside and out. I don't think you will have a problem using it for tea. I'm sure it will stain just like your teacups but bleaching occasionally should do the trick. Enjoy!
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Sure, probably boiling them would do it, also washing really well with hot soapy water and a pipe cleaner would do it.
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I really dont know. I used them in my morning steel cut oatmeal. You might try to ask the manufacture "Sun Maid" . I enjoyed them.
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I actually haven't tried, but I would imagine they could. I use them with all kinds of cleaning products, some of which may contain bleach, and I haven't had any issues.
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I've never tried it but it very well could work. They are really good for cleaning.
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Kind of depends on the tea bags. You'd have to squish them down in the pod so you could close the drawer. The ones like Lipton with the paper probably wouldn't work well but regular ones should.
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You could, because the tea leaves are enclosed in the filter. The only downside to this tea maker is that the lid on the serving pot, does not detach for easier cleaning.
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The are advertised as being dishwasher safe but I have only hand washed mine because they are rarely without tea in them. They seem sturdy enough that they would be.
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Yes, you can use them for wet cupping. They are boil-able so disinfecting is a cinch.
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I imagine you can, but am not entirely sure. Sometimes you need to scrub the inside of the mouthpiece though. I use this set for cleaning OXO Good Grips Water Bottle Cleaning Set and quite useful for maintenance.
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Perhaps, but I don't see the sprayer getting to the inside very well. To clean these properly, I would suggest using the same sanitizer you might use for beer bottles. Hold them under water in the solution and rotate them until all of the air is out. leave them in the solution for 10 minutes, then drain them. They are ready to sue.
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You can but the tea light candle might make leave dark soot on the bottom of the china which might be hard to remove. I would suggest a small electric coffee mug warmer instead, the kind with a on/off switch on the cord is best. Also a Tea Cozy, one of those insulated cloth covers they make to go over the pot to keep them warm are also good for keeping the tea warm. I use my cast iron teapot warmer with my Japanese cast iron tea pot (I also use it for a tiny habachi grill for shrimp and small bite size skewers of chicken, etc.
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They are a tough textureLove to use them for hard to clean places in kitchen. For instance around faucets in kitchen sink. They are really handy for pans. Just don't use them them for good China.