40OZ (1200ML) Glass Teapot Tea Pot With Infuser, Glass Kettle For Stove Top, Tea Glass Pot, Glass Tea Cup With Infuser And Lid For Loose Leaf Tea Steeper, Microwave Dishwasher Safe

Great teapot!
Perfect for my evening tea.Great heat retention. The fine filter is suitable for rooibos. Very nice quality glass, and I like that the filter locks into place when pouring. Highly recommend 👌

Very neat, but also Very Delicate
We really like this teapot! The Top Knob handle is pressed into the glass lid while it was still molten, it will break off very easily. Be sure to check the screws of the Carrying Handle, they tend to back out, since you cannot tighten them very much. A proper length Chicago screw would have made more sense here. The pour handle is angled correctly, where it does not spill or splash when pouring, which is a huge bonus.Overall, we would buy this again with the understanding that it is basically a large, nested Beaker set. Also, we may have superglued the lid back on to the glass top.

Very nice teapot & percolating teapot, EXCEPT!
TITLE:DOPUDO 40oz Glass Teapot with Anti-Drip Spout, Peach Wood Handle and Lid, Heat-Resistant Borosilicate Glass, Dual Infusers for Steaming and BoilingDESCRIPTION:Versatile Dual Infusers: Includes two infusers—one for steaming and one for boiling—allowing you to explore different tea brewing methods with easeAnti-Drip Spout: Designed with an anti-drip spout to prevent spills, ensuring a clean pour and keeping your table dryElegant Wood Accents: Features a peach wood handle and lid button, adding a touch of natural elegance and comfort to your tea-making experienceDurable Borosilicate Glass: Made from high borosilicate glass, this teapot is more durable and heat-resistant than ordinary glass, ensuring long-lasting usePerfect Gift: This stylish glass teapot, with its unique design and practical features, makes an excellent gift for tea lovers on any occasion—First review on September 9, 2024:This teapot comes mistakenly marked regarding to it’s capacity, the title states 40 ounces, yet the instructions on the box quite clearly state no more than 25 ounces of water for proper operations.My problem wit this is the fact that my mason jar type of tea mug is 32 ounces.I THOUGHT that ordering a model with 40 ounce capacity would result in a few ounces more than needed for each mug of tea, instead, I am forced to either have less of the quantity needed OR brew stronger tea, and then add additional water to my tea to mug capacity.Next, it states 3 types of tea brewing, well standard steeping is innately understood, percolation brewing is also understood, yet I can not see any solid info on how to STEAM brew the teas?!?Would have been nice to have a food quality stainless steel removable disk for the inside bottom of the teapot, which would make this teapot usable on an induction stove-top. Putting the teapot inside a small cast iron fry pan gets the job done, takes a lot more energy to accomplish what a removable Stainless Steel disk inside the teapot would accomplish.I have been looking for a percolating teapot for several years, this one will do very nicely for 8 ounce teacups, and I do like the results IF the other things were properly dealt with.I am keeping this teapot, and looking for a larger one too!!!——-Second review on December 3rd, 2024The upper of the dual infusers broke into 2 pieces while pouring 185 degree water through it on2024-11-24 as I am used to doing.This is supposed to be made of high borosilicate glass, which should NOT have broke, much less broke like this!EXCEPT, most borosilicate glass cookware is substantially THICKER and this is where the MAJOR problem is, ALL OF THIS GLASS IN THIS TEAPOT IS TOO THIN (UNFORTUNATELY THIS IS ALSO TRUTH WITH THE OTHER NEW BOROSILICATE CUPS AND TEAPOTS BEING SOLD THESE DAYS)!I have a vintage Pyrex 8446B teapot/percolator coffeepot, which has glass about 3 times as thick, however it does not work as well when making tea as my new teapot, the older teapot lacks a proper infuser.——-MY OPINION:PROBLEM 01! This teapot’s glass is TOO THIN to properly last, which is a MAJOR problem for most borosilicate and soda-lime tempered glassware glass and teapots sold these days.PROBLEM 02! The infuser should have small holes drilled into it instead of slots, as the slots allow tea leaves to slide out of the infuser!PROBLEM 03! The lid should have lips on it to twist the lid into place, to make the lid to be not loose fitting and not fall out while pouring!With the above stated, I do like this teapot, WISH it was a little better designed so PROBLEMS #01 through #03 did not exist. IF these three problems were dealt with, then I would not hesitate to order 1 for myself and a more as presents for others!!!

Great Buy
Love this item. Works really good. Great quality.

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