Glass Teapot with Infuser Tea Pot 32oz/43oz Tea Kettle Stovetop Safe Blooming and Loose Leaf Tea Maker Set (43oz/ 1300ml)

I recently purchased the 32 oz glass teapot with infuser, and it's quickly become one of my favorite kitchen items. Here’s why:🍃 Stylish & Versatile DesignThe crystal-clear borosilicate glass lets you charm your guests with beautiful visuals—watching the tea leaves swirl and bloom is so relaxing! Plus, knowing it’s stovetop-safe means you can heat water directly in the pot without transferring.🌱 Built-In Infuser for Loose Leaf TeaThe stainless steel infuser basket is generously sized and traps stray leaves well. It’s perfect for green, black, oolong, or flowering tea. The mesh is fine yet easy to clean, and the removable design makes it flexible if you prefer tea bags instead.🌟 High Capacity & Ergonomic UseAt about 32 oz (950 ml), it holds multiple cups, making it great for sharing at meals, book clubs, or afternoon tea. The handle stays cool during brewing, and the lid fits snugly to minimize spills. Pouring is smooth and drip-free from the spout.🧽 Easy Clean-Up & Quality BuildAfter tea time, the glass and stainless components rinse clean. I’ve washed it gently with a bottle brush, and it still looks brand new. The glass is thick yet not heavy, and I appreciate the durable, heat-resistant construction.

Perfect for my 20oz tumbler. Easy to clean and well made.

Enjoy watching it brew

Thin glass, but works well. Make sure to clean after use to avoid browning stainless steel

Nice little Teapot, smaller that Id imagine but still does the job intended for so I also ordered the larger one as well.

It spills over when boiling. Otherwise it’s good. The handle does not heat up. I use mine on an electric stove.

Practico

I bought this tea pot because it was fairly large and looked easy to clean. Both of these features are true. Seemed pretty ideal. The problem is that every single pot of tea that I have brewed has a thin film of chemicals on the top (almost like leopard spots in the water). I've washed the tea pot over and over, I've washed my kettle over and over. At this point I've wasted gallons of tea because I keep giving this pot a "second chance." And yes, I have brewed tea in a different tea pot without the same issue, so process of elimination leads me to believe that this pot is the problemI've tried different teas, I've tried different sources of water, I've tried different water filters, I've tried different soaps for cleaning. The only common denominator is the pot and every single time there is this strange film on the top of my tea. I've only seen a couple other reviewers with this problem so I assume that it is not a universal experienceI want to like this pot but I have gotten zero functionality out of itI'll take a deep sigh and try again, but my optimism is being tested and I've only had this thing for like two days