CnGlass Glass Teapot Stovetop Safe,30.4oz Clear Tea pot with Removable Filter Spout,Loose Leaf and Blooming Tea Maker

This teapot is great, it is durable and very easy to clean. I like that I don’t have to worry about rust/limescale compared to metal stovetop tea kettles. I’ve used it almost daily for a year now and the product hasn’t changed. I have boiled water, milk and tea without any cosmetic issues. It stained a bit once I’m not sure why, I believe the flame might have been too high but I was able to remove the stains with “the pink stuff” and a “scrub daddy” sponge. I don’t leave the lid on while boiling on the stove, it’s not necessary. That process might have extended the bamboo lid’s life since it is still intact compared to other reviews. Also, some people are not removing the blue plastic film prior to use, it’s blue for a reason.

Great for the value. Broke in the dishwasher not paying attention. Place away from other dishes glass is thin. Appears larger in picture. Would purchase again.

This is so cute!!! I haven't used it yet, but it's adorable. Perfect size for one cup of tea or whatever you use with hot water. I love that it has the built-in strainer for loose tea.

Got it from reseller. Got a well used unit with one missing part. Glass can be cleaned and i don’t use the strainer or lid. This pot brand fit my need well, especially for the price.

Worked great on the smallest burner just I under Med flame. Came to a boil & steeped tea, then let it cool a bit and refrigerated the remaining tea in the tea pot for a second cup later in the day.

The best

I love it! Perfect size for my own tea. I use it everyday!!great quality I can even put it on low heat on my stove.

The idea is good however the execution needs to be significantly improved, the form of the kettle is very nice and I like the larger pour spout compared to some other pots, but it comes up short and I would not purchase it again. I DO NOT USE THIS ON A STOVE, just a heads up, I boil water in an Oxo kettle and make the tea in this pot, so I cannot tell you how this would hold up to using it directly. So a major problem is the way the tea is kept in the kettle, basically it is a piece of wire that has been formed into multiple circles with a small leg that attaches to the edge of the spout from the inside. I think the idea could be improved a good bit by working on the construction and shape of the filter (for lack of a better term), however as is, it is cumbersome at best to attach it from the inside. It's not difficult but it's not seamless by any means, and then there is the problem with the filter when pouring, the tea kind of comes out, glug, glug, and the closer to the bottom the more the flow is interrupted by the tea leaves against the filter. On top of that it doesn't do a great job of filtering as I have had tea leaves in every single cup except perhaps the first one. I also do not have very high hopes for the filter lasting for very long, every time you insert it you need to stretch it a bit to catch the side of the spout and it will wear out, just a matter of how long it will take and they do not give you a backup. So as the teapot is I would give it a hard pass, however to the manufacturer I would say it would be a nice bit of gear if you were able to work out the nuisance of the current filter, there must be a better method or device to use beside your current design.

Eine sehr gute Kanne für zwei und ein richtiger Hingucker.

Good product.

Present for daughter. Drinks "chopped up " teas so perfect to stop lumps of lemon etc from escaping whilst still letting flavours seep in water. Looks stylish and helps her street cred at work! Got smallest size so ideal for her

I loved this glass teapot! My sister ended up taking it and is using it now, so I’ll be ordering another one soon for myself :D Beautiful and practical!

Great product!