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Question: Does the infuser insert reach the bottom of the teapot when in use?
Document: I don't use the infuser because we use reusable teabags but so far the teapot is great. It is somewhat thin glass but I think that can be helpful for it to withstand boiling water poured in it. The spout does not drip. When I want the tea to come out I just lift the handle and hold the spout over the cup. Then I lift the back of the teapot at an angle and the tea comes out the little spout just like that song for little kids.
The small bits are heavier bits that drop to the bottom of the pot and stay there until you rinse oiut the teapot.One small flaw - you have to hold the lid on the pot when pouring or the top will fall off.
I love love, admire this teapot. if you like drink tea and you want to get the best out of your tea, use a healthy way to make it, this teapot will do the trick. So happy i decided to buy this teapot.
I looked around on amazon for a while before finding this teapot. Every other clear glass teapot I looked at had multiple complaints about breakage during shipping and normal use. Cheaper glass teapots just use too thin glass. I was very pleased with the construction of this one.
The pot is nice although the spout is just a little short and the end looks deformed, but still pours. It does hold a lot of water and is good for making ice tea with loose tea -- except -- the glass infuser does not keep the tea from floating out into the water. You would have to use nothing but chunky tea to keep it from coming out of the infuser holes. The other problem is that the top wobbles on the pot and does not seat firmly.
I have this teapot already, but a good friend admired it, so I purchased it to give as a Christmas gift. I have had this pot for two years now and it is used almost everyday. It is a good solid pot with a strong handle and lid. Even the infuser feels solid. Loose tea, flowering tea and herbs look beautiful steeping in this glass pot. Whenever I have guests they admire the way the pot looks sitting on a tea warmer and are amazed that the tea stays hot.
Love this pot. The glass does take longer to boil the water since you have to use med heat on glass top stoves but I like the fact that you can SEE the water boiling.I just threw out a metal tea kettle. Our tea started to taste funny and I was shocked to see the back mold inside ,even after washing it with hot and soapy water! Since my husband and I drink different teas, I pour mine first and then put his bags into the glass insert.
Works well on the stove and surprisingly the infuser holds the loose leaf tea in place pretty well!I am happy with the purchase
I would recommend removing the infuser within the first half hour or your tea will be bitter. Just set the pot on the warmer and your are good to go. The pot is easy to clean, but I recommend having a little brush and baking soda to clean the spout from time to time.
I gave it to my boss for her birthday and she loved it :) She and her husband are big tea drinkers, and I know after a few months they still use it and enjoy it to the max.
Answer: No it does not, there is 3/4 of an inch between the infuser and the pot when it's fully seated