Would this be good to use in a Neti Pot?
141021
Yes! But just a pinch. My cousin used to help with cold and sinus infection
1819616
Yes, I use it in a 12.5 inch pot. Works great! Also great for standing up stuffed peppers!
712735
Netty pots are serious business. You want nothing in a netty pot that isn't guaranteed sterile and distilled. What's more, essential oils are concentrated and many have the ability to cause serious burns, especially to mucous membrane. I'd steer clear of concocting your own without guidance from a reputable, highly experienced professional lest you cause yourself a dangerous infection.
1193455
The diameter of the "net" is roughly the same as a standard stock pot, so you can test to see if six jars would fit if you have one. You could do two seperate batches, though.
1553557
Depends on the Pot, but I would say that it's not powerful enough for big pots.
1056107
The NuWave is a portable unit--one of the tv infomercial products. Amazon also carries it. Yours is probably higher end than the portable two-fer-one unit I have. But it works very well, and since my regular stovetop isn't due for an upgrade yet, (knock on wood, don't need that expense). My stock pot is a 6 quart stainless steel I've had for several years. Bobby Flay probably endorses a good product. the Belgique pan we started discussing befre being side tracked on induction units is a nice pan. I particularly like the rounded shape. Good look with your search.
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This pot is actually quite small for that task. It could be used for cooking potatoes, but boiling water in cast iron tends to rust them. If you are single you might have enough room to do your potatoes and mash them in the pot though. AND if you rinse and oil it after you are finished cooking with it, it should be okay, but a larger stainless steel pot might serve you better here. I love cast iron, but somethings aren't ideal in them. (IE: tomatoes takes the finish off)
1720011
It's more of a saucepan but heck, I'm adventurous. You'd have 2 create a seal. I'd use tin foil then a small lid or plate weighting it down as nec. if it doesn't worl you've still got a bitchin lil pot!
1740661
Yes, you will be very happy with this pot. Works well, travels in small package, mine has been all over the world.
1375335
I do not know if it can be used inside pots and pans. If you do use it, you would need to wash before using.
1947180
Yes, absolutely. Using a potholder is a good idea too, since you may risk being burnt by the rising steam from the lid.
1233625
The pot diameters don't really change as the size gets bigger. They just get taller. You should be able to use it on a regular, residential kitchen stove.
1681660
I use it instead of a neti pot and get about 5 good uses from each can. I'm shocked that other people get more uses.
871003
Sure! The glue doesn't set too hard so it won't damage your pot. It's food-grade and won't have any trouble standing up to boiling water.
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My neti pot is plastic and I rinse it out. It doesn't get dirty and water beads off the plastic. I'm not sure I would put it in a dish washer. If any detergent remains in the pot, I suspect you'll notice.
651531
For a full pot I would say no.The most I can use it for is 6 cups other wise the grounds go up and over the basket.
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I don't think you need to. The neti pot should be used only by one person. After each use, make sure you rinse the area that comes into contact with your nose well along with the rest of the pot. Allow it to air dry in a clean place. Don't share with another person.