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Question: Really like this kettle.  How can I purchase a replacement lid for it?
Document: I looked to see if I could find a replacement if it did break but haven't been able to locate one.Over all I really like it.
We were very happy to get this handsome kettle. I was looking for a healthier container in which to boil water. And I love to watch the water boil; it's really a beautiful process. However, the lid was not a solid fit, and eventually fell off the kettle when pouring and broke into a million pieces. It must be held on very solidly with the other hand when you pour (like old fashioned tea pots).
It is a clear lid, making it just a tea kettle. The replacement cannot be used without an infuser. Also lame.Be glad you bought it here and not the magazine I originally saw it in for $45.00...
Everyone who comes over compliments it.How could it get any better? Oh, it gets so much better.So, my roommate did accidentally drop the lid and it broke. (But notice how I am not blaming the kettle or the manufacturer because a piece of GLASS broke when it was DROPPED on a tile floor. )So, after visiting the Grosche website, I felt encouraged to write to them about a replacement part.
I understand that no replacement lids are available. I would redesign this lid with a longer lip that enters the kettle, so that it won't fall off so easily. Well, I'm not sure what to do with the kettle now. I have only had it for 5 weeks. I suppose I could still use it, but the boiling time will take longer now that it has no lid. And I'm now concerned that the rest of the kettle could break.
The fragile glass lid that perches on top loosely very easily slips off the top if you are not extra vigilant when pouring water from this kettle. I don't know why they have the picture on the box of the kettle colored indigo but it is very misleading as the only part that is indigo is the tiny knob on the lid. There is no way to get a replacement lid if yours breaks. If you get the infuser w/ lid you cannot use the lid w/out the infuser.
I wanted a glass kettle for coffee making. I either use a french press, or a Melita drip filter. I really like the style of this kettle. Unlike other reviewers, I did not ever think that the entire kettle was cobalt in color; you can see by the picture that the liquid is colored. This was done in order to clearly see the shape of the vessel.
...except the lid doesn't stay on. This pot is the second I purchased. With the first one, the lid fell off and broke straight away. With the second one I have put the lid aside now so it doesnt happen again and since it doesnt really need it.I replaced the first one because it developed a slow leak (small crack) but that was after over a year of heavy use.
I bought this glass teapot ...which I adore.....and lo and behold when put down the lid on my granite countertop ...it chips. I contact the seller and after several attempts at phone tag and her searching out another lid with the blue ball....I am able to get a replacement top. I am so appreciative for the exceptional customer service. This is a tremendous product as glass is the safest medium for heating tea water.
Not so, it's all clear glass apart from the blue knob on the lid. The product is marketed by Grosche International Inc in Canada but it's made in China. Despite the imposing company title, Grosche is a small enterprise formed in May 2010. Like Haagen Dazs, Grosche is likely an assumed name and there's no Mr Grosche. Etched on the base of the kettle are the words "Grosche Kuchenware". A number of Chinese manufacturers produce these borosilicate kettles in several variations.
Answer: I bought the infuser and lid kit for Groschr Glasgow I think it cost $13.50.It fit it well and use it as both infuser and lid.