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

We are tea lovers and like our tea to be always ready to drink. You can put it on your coffee table to brew tea and keep it hot. Like the quality.

Looks good and performs its function while creating a pleasant atmosphere for serving tea. The top wobbles when not leveled so the four little feet on the top fit into the flange it sits on. When properly adjusted, the top snaps into place and sits flat. The candle can be lit from the top without removing the cap, or from the side, but the cap must be removed to replace the candle.

Looks amazing but the teapot base is metal circles and they are very slippery for a glass or porcelain teapot. Although it would be great for metal! I still use it because it's very pretty and keeps the tea at the perfect temperature, but I wish I didn't have to be very careful to make sure my kettle didn't slip in the water. abyss every time I put it

I don't understand how anyone can keep water warm. I had a candle under it for over half an hour, there were only a few ounces of water in the teapot and when I poured the tea it was cold. I started with boiling water so it didn't even heat the rest. I even put a tea light on the lid to lift it higher and still nothing. Believe me I'll be back.

. This 6" cast iron teapot warmer is very heavy and goes perfectly with the lovely 27oz cast iron teapot bought from Revain last week. It also fits in my 41 ounce cast iron kettle. Looks like a handmade piece. With 6 oval windows at the bottom, it emits the warm glow of tea lights and won't overheat the enamel liners of my teapots. This heater can also be used with ceramics. The nail tip is detachable and can be used as a small but handy stand. Dropped from $28.95 to $15.99, it was a great buy.

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…

Update: Well what I was worried about has happened. My wife was cleaning the countertop and moving it around a bit and a glass teapot of hot tea slipped off the top and broke, spilling hot tea everywhere. I'm glad there are no injuries, but the cleanliness and damage (broken $40 kettle) is enough not to recommend this product to anyone with a glass kettle. Spring. The manufacturer needs to do something about the extremely slippery surface of this product. First Review: Looks good, works as…

I did some shopping and settled on this cast iron beauty. There are many negative reviews about most tea cosies: no airflow to keep the candles burning, the heating pad is too deep for the flame to reach the pot, etc. I have tried the Old Dutchman and am very satisfied. I use it for my Yama 5 inch glass teapot. In order for the flame of the candle to reach the teapot I put a small stand inside (for burning incense/resin charcoal) to allow the candle to sit and it works like a charm. (See photo)