Review on 🍵 Old Dutch International 6" Matte Black Cast Iron Teapot: Enhance Your Tea Experience with Tetsubin Warmer 5.7 by Hannah Anderson

I wanted the water to be very hot in a place where there is no electrical outlet. This article turned out to be a great way to do just that. I use three candles to keep freshly boiled water very hot, although two candles will probably suffice. I prep a pot in the kitchen and then use a suitable 20 ounce container. cast-iron boiler from the same company for additional hot water storage. Once I've finished the first brew, I use a pot of still incredibly hot water for more brews. I wouldn't use a non-cast iron pan on it because there are bulges on the top rack; it needs to have some weight and roughness to hold it in place. (I bought a stainless steel heater for glass pots and fondue bowls). Finally I used tea lights in small glass bases for 7-8 hours to avoid wax in the container (both found on Revain).