Review on 🌸 COPOTEA Removable Infuser Stovetop Blooming: A Versatile Tea Brewing Solution by Chris Hazzard

I love this kettle for its size, ease of use, easy cleaning, quality materials and design, as well as its good function and durability. Swiss stainless steel is flawless. The borosilicate glass is thick and the handle has a really comfortable grip and balance. Nothing drips out of the spout and there is enough space in the jug for 4-6 cups or two large jugs. The lockable lid snaps easily into place and stays in place while pouring. The top cap also snaps into place with an airtight compression fit, and I also like its funnel shape. The capper can be used with or without a filter for people who like the simplicity of tea bags. It can be cooked on the stove top (without the lid and strainer) and used in the microwave (without the strainer) to reheat and reheat. While it was hot, put the rest in the fridge for your morning iced tea. I left the filled strainer in the pot in the fridge overnight and in the morning it was perfect (and really filling). All parts are easy to assemble, wash and dry. The grip is also deep enough to keep my fingers secure. from the heat. Overall, I can't find any flaws or flaws in this product. This is beautifully crafted, perfectly designed and efficient glass/serving cutlery. It retains heat well, can be reheated on the stovetop or in the microwave, and its size is perfect for guests or a personal slow cooker. - teacup. I also think it would make a wonderful gift - whether you use loose tea or tea bags. That's a beautiful thing. *Update 9/4/21: I tested this with ground coffee as a "cold brewer" and it worked fantastic. No trouble. I filled a strainer with three teaspoons of coffee, filled it with filtered water and sugar and left it in the fridge overnight. Perfect flavor and ready for cubes and a squirt of cream.