Can this pour real liquid out of the teapot?
1856600
Yes, it does pour. Ours actually pours well, without any drips or dribbles.
727392
Yes. I've been making iced tea in mine and pouring boiling water directly into the pitcher. No hint of a problem. As always when putting hot liquids in glass, it's best to pour in a little and swirl it around to heat the glass a bit before pouring in the rest.
1480972
Sorry, I don't know, but it has performed xceedingly well, whereas many teapots drip from the spout after pouring this one is designed not too.I would google for the manufacturer website and ask them about its place of origin.
1778070
I wouldn't. Its just as easy to brew your tea in a separate 5 gal bucket, then water down the tea to the extent you want. any pumps would likely get clogged IMO
1992107
Yes! I purchased it to make homemade tea, and I put the boiling water directly into it. No problem so far. It also has a nice slim design, for a 64oz pitcher.
2216321
Yes it is but it is small so i am not sure you would want to use it for "real" tea.
543397
Its charming looks may be deceiving, but this is a kettle, not a teapot. Please use it to boil your water to the desired temperature, then pour the water over loose leaves in a teapot.
543396
No- paperwork states only water should go in the pot....this is an AWESOME teapot!
335654
No. You could microwave the water then pour it in, I just use a tea kettle on the stove. Doesn't even have to be boiling.
1438757
I haven't used mine yet. However, I did buy two other tea pots from here and they were perfectly fine after pouring the boiling water over the teabags. I'm sure it would be fine. To make sure, I would start out with allowing the water to cool for a little while (at least one minute) before pouring, and or just pour a little at a time to see what happens.
622065
You probably could, however, fairly certain the outside would become darkened and marred. Sure in a pinch you could throw it into a camp fire. We always use a tea pot and transfer the water to it. Good luck i too enjoy trying it a different way. Ya know i think the press would become too hot to hold if you heated it up. Sorry i do not have a definite answer.
1644780
Yes, you can pour without spilling; however, as with all of these small glass pots, you have to pour slowly to keep from spilling out the side of the lip.
1039013
Not really. It would discolor the pot. It is made to heat up a lot of water quickly and can then fill a tea pot.
816131
I wouldn't try it. If you just boil water and slowly poor over loose tea you tea pot will work great.
2280546
NO, NO, NO! A teapot is NOT a kettle. Boil the water in a kettle (if you drink a lot of tea, an electric kettle is a must and you'll find you'll wonder how you ever lived without one.) This teapot is not designed for anything other than holding already boiled water. Tea, once made should never be boiled. To keep it hot, look out for a tea cosy and put the teapot on a cork mat to help to further retain the heat. I hope this helps.
1594889
Yes but I would not pour boiling water in it. The pot is made of thin glass
1464444
You can pour from it...it'll just be a slow pour. The hole is about double the size of a straw. Hope that helps.