Japanese cast iron teapot from Japan, NAMICHIDORI, 0,3lt
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Japanese cast iron teapot from Japan, KAORI, 0,3lt
| Capacity | 0,3 lt |
|---|---|
| Compositions | Cast Iron |
| Packing | Packaged in a cardboard box |
| Product origin | made in Japan |
| Filter | Metal filter removable basket |
| Japanese manufacturer | Oiharu Japan ldt |
sold with a metal filter
Cast iron retains heat longer than other materials without spreading to the handle. All enthusiasts say it, a cast iron vessel is the best material for preparing and brewing tea.
How to use a cast iron vessel
How to make the best use of your teapot?
1. Before using for the first time:
- clean your teapot thoroughly with very hot water
. - dry the inside and outside of your teapot with a dry cloth while it is still hot - then let the inside dry thoroughly
. 2. When using the teapot, always pay attention to the following points:
Never heat the teapot directly on the inside. - never heat the teapot directly over a naked flame
. - if you use a hotplate, keep the temperature low
. - never place your teapot in the microwave
. - never use detergents to clean your teapot, only clean water
. - always remove any tea or water remaining in the teapot and dry it thoroughly after each use
. - always wipe the outside of your teapot with a dry cloth while it is still hot
. - avoid contact with salt or oil - never cool the teapot suddenly while it is still hot - the inside of the teapot is enamelled. So be sure to choose cookware that will not scratch the enamel. By following these tips, you can enjoy your teapot for a long time.