Can it go straight on a stovetop?

Yes. The borosilicate body is designed for direct stovetop heating and is rated to 302°F. Avoid sudden temperature swings, such as moving it hot onto a cold surface.

Does it drip when pouring?

The V-shaped spout is shaped for a smooth, steady pour intended to keep drips off the table. Pour slowly and stop before the spout empties fully.

How does it handle loose-leaf tea?

The lid has a built-in stainless steel filter that strains leaves as you pour. Very fine dust and small fragments can still pass through, so a coarser leaf works best.

Is it good for blooming tea?

Yes. The clear glass lets you watch a flowering tea open, and the same body works for herbal and fruit teas.

What comes in the box?

One teapot with its stainless steel filter lid and silicone sealing ring. Nothing else is included.

How many cups does it hold?

16.9 oz is about two standard teacups. It suits one or two people rather than a full pot for a group.

Where is the Borosilicate Glass Teapot, 16.9 oz cheapest?

At Walmart, for $10.99, as of our latest check.

Borosilicate Glass Teapot, 16.9 oz

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Borosilicate Glass Teapot, 16.9 oz

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Our take on the Borosilicate Glass Teapot, 16.9 oz

A 16.9 oz clear borosilicate glass teapot with a stainless steel filter lid and a silicone sealing ring. The glass body is built for direct stovetop heating up to 302°F, and the V-shaped spout is shaped to pour without drips. The see-through body makes it a natural pick for blooming, herbal and fruit teas, where watching the leaves open is half the point. Against ceramic pots it trades heat retention for visibility and a built-in strainer, so it suits loose-leaf drinkers more than anyone keeping tea hot for a long session.

Best forLoose-leaf tea drinkers who want a built-in strainerBlooming and flowering teaHerbal and fruit tea brewingWatching the brew through clear glass

Pros

Borosilicate glass rated for direct stovetop heat up to 302°F
Integrated stainless steel filter lid strains loose leaves
V-shaped spout designed for a steady, drip-free pour
Silicone sealing ring keeps the lid tight while pouring
Clear body shows blooming tea and leaf expansion
Works for herbal, fruit and flower teas

Cons

Glass loses heat faster than ceramic or cast iron
No infuser basket, so fine dust can slip past the lid filter
Glass chips and cracks if knocked or thermally shocked
Small 16.9 oz capacity suits one or two cups, not a crowd
No handle mentioned, so the hot body needs care when lifting

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Borosilicate Glass Teapot, 16.9 oz price history

Lowest price we've seen: $10.99 on Nov 7 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.

About the Borosilicate Glass Teapot, 16.9 oz

This teapot is made of heat-resistant borosilicate glass with a metal lid. It holds 16.9 fl oz. The glass body is transparent, so you can watch tea brew, including blooming tea.

It can be heated directly on a stovetop and withstands temperatures up to 150°C (302°F). An integrated V-shaped spout is designed for a smooth, steady pour. The lid has a built-in stainless steel filter that strains loose leaves, and a silicone sealing ring keeps the lid fitted tightly during pouring.

The teapot can be used for loose leaf, blooming, herbal and fruit teas. Its compact, lightweight design makes it easy to pack for outdoor use such as camping.

Capacity: 16.9 fl oz
Material: Borosilicate glass, metal
Color: Transparent
Height: 4.7 in
Bottom width: 3.9 in
Opening diameter: 3.1 in
Heat resistance: Up to 150°C / 302°F
Lid: Built-in stainless steel filter, silicone sealing ring
Spout: Integrated V-shaped spout
Stovetop use: Safe for direct heating
In the box: 1 x teapot

Specifications

Capacity: 16.9fl oz

Questions and answers

Can it go straight on a stovetop?: Yes. The borosilicate body is designed for direct stovetop heating and is rated to 302°F. Avoid sudden temperature swings, such as moving it hot onto a cold surface.
Does it drip when pouring?: The V-shaped spout is shaped for a smooth, steady pour intended to keep drips off the table. Pour slowly and stop before the spout empties fully.
How does it handle loose-leaf tea?: The lid has a built-in stainless steel filter that strains leaves as you pour. Very fine dust and small fragments can still pass through, so a coarser leaf works best.
Is it good for blooming tea?: Yes. The clear glass lets you watch a flowering tea open, and the same body works for herbal and fruit teas.
What comes in the box?: One teapot with its stainless steel filter lid and silicone sealing ring. Nothing else is included.
How many cups does it hold?: 16.9 oz is about two standard teacups. It suits one or two people rather than a full pot for a group.
Where is the Borosilicate Glass Teapot, 16.9 oz cheapest?: At Walmart, for $10.99, as of our latest check.