is this safe to heat up some tea in the microwave??
1888813
The glass itself is microwave safe, but the filter and lid are both metal so those cannot go in 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.
1888815
I once nuked it for a minute and it was fine, but I wouldn't recommend it... The instructions on the box say something along the lines of "let the boiling water sit for a bit before pouring it into the mug." I recommend boiling your water in a kettle, they come as cheap as $10 for an electric one.
1440479
I wouldn't even try to microwave it. The honey in mine crystallized and when I tried to pull open the lid it broke. That is how delicate the pot is. It is blown glass and very breakable.
127332
You can heat it in the microwave, but you want to remove the lid immediately afterward or the pressure will draw the lid down in tight and be really hard to remove. It is silicone, so it is microwave safe. the lid will not be hot either, but the food/steam will be! Hope this helps.
831249
Yes you can heat water in the microwave in the teapot. I also have a sunbeam hot shot that is great for heating single serve up to 2 cups of water.
1311335
Yes, it can be used in the microwave with no problem, it is definitely "microwave safe".
343061
oh- i am not so sure you should be putting it in the microwave..i don't know if that might negatively impact the therapeutic aspectsbecause it is so pure and unprocessed it contains an amount of bee's wax-- if i need some to be liquid i just take mine and put it in a container and rest that container in a bit of boiling water. if i am using it in hot tea or something hot and liquid i just carve out a bit of a chunk with a flat knife that i've put into the hot liquid--it dissolves very quickly
586072
I would be hesitant to serve anything hot in it, which you probably wouldn't do anyway. Tin teapot and cups would become hot also. But something cold or warm should be okay.
2127870
I would not. It is microwave safe, but I would not subject it to the direct heat of a burner.
2213353
Yes. I actually heat water for tea in an electric tea pot with a temperature gauge. While the water is heating for tea, I fill my stoneware teapot with water and heat it on high in the microwave. It's microwave and dishwasher safe.
2063323
I'm pretty positive heating in water would not be a good thing. It gets pretty moist on it's own in the microwave and is very soothing. The fragrance is terrific.
817330
I have not used it in the microwave myself, but I have read that it is microwave safe EXCEPT for the inner translucent lid. Hope this helps!
1191028
I don't know for sure but my feeling is I would not because it is so delicate. Normallyif you heat it with hot water from faucet before you put the tea in it will stay hot.
708142
It is not recommend. Product is rated up to 110 degree Celsius (water boils at 100 degree Celsius). Food can get hotter than that in a microwave.
615986
My husband never puts the pot in the microwave so I can't answer that. Seems like a normal ceramic material, nothing metallic about it, so don't know why it wouldn't be fine. The teapot gets a LOT of use, but my husband warms up his tea by putting the mug, not the pot, in the microwave. The standing joke at our house is that we will write on my husband's tombstone "your mug of tea is waiting for you in the microwave".
1010886
I probably wouldn't. I heat mine in the microwave and haven't had any problems.
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.
1848506
i don't I don't know if it is! I wouldn't think to put it in the microwave as the pot keeps the tea hot quite a long time. Hope that helps.