Review on 🍵 IngeWare Stainless Steel Removable Infuser with Non-Drip Design by Bobby Montoya

Just had to test this right away and it works as expected as can be seen in the attached pictures. I was a bit skeptical about heating this beautiful glass teapot on a gas stove, but everything went smoothly. Well, a couple of points worth noting: When heating over a stove, using induction heating is not recommended for obvious reasons, but electricity and gas should be fine. Just make sure you use a slow and low heat and make sure the flame doesn't go through the bottom to the side as the side glass is a bit thinner than the bottom. Also, when you pour boiling water into this kettle, remember to do it slowly toward the center. Everything else should be fine, the stainless steel strainer and lid appear well made and solid. Also of note is that the stainless steel lid or cap ring can be removed from the top of the pot for cleaning. If needed, just pry and lift straight up, it should be a little to the side under the ring holding it in place. Descent. All glassware requires great care not to break, but overall this is a lovely clear glass teapot that pours really well into every cup without dripping from that narrow curved spout. The handle is one piece and very sturdy, as is the base, side and spout aren't too flimsy either. Great kettle, easy to clean or bleach if it gets tea stains over time. Nicely done.