Review on 🌺 Effortless Blooming Flower Teapot: Hiware Removable Microwavable Stovetop for a Refreshing Tea Experience by Kevin Woods

First of all, I have not received any compensation for this review. Second, I bought this kettle despite the negative reviews. Third, I've had the teapot for 2 months now and I've brewed 40-50 teapots with it. Pros: The kettle arrived in perfect condition and looked exactly as described. The metal rim is well made and fits the glass jug perfectly. The detachable teapot fits snugly around the rim, preventing tea from spilling into the glass teapot during brewing. The lid fits snugly against the metal frame. The glass jug holds approx. 6 cups. I never directly heat a glass pan, despite being told it's safe to use in the microwave, and I try not to heat the pan on the stovetop. Instead, I heat water in a Pyrex measuring cup and pour boiling water on top of a preheated teapot. I was fortunate to live in England many years ago and developed a fine taste for excellent tea. In this teapot wonderful tea is brewed according to the method described above, which meets my rather high standards. I use a special blend of Ahmad Tea or Ahmad Tea of London: Ceylon Tea purchased from Revain. Wow! Now this is a real tea that reminds me of London. Overall I'd like to give this teapot a 6 star rating for its overall design accuracy, looks and functionality, but perhaps some credit goes to the Ahmad tea I use. So 5 stars would be enough. Cons: The glass teapot is really thin (not super thin) and probably fragile. To counteract this, I am very careful when washing. As I said, I also heat the water separately and always rinse the pot with hot tap water before filling it with boiling water from the microwave to avoid it hitting the glass pot. I always wash my glass pan separately and never let it come into contact with a metal sink. Sometimes I put it in the dishwasher. When washing my hands, I always hold one hand under the glass jug so that it doesn't hit a hard surface. I'm always careful when lifting a pot or putting it on the countertop.