Will it be ok to use on stovetop?
816129
Mine arrived broken. But judging from the tea cups of the same design, and how thin the glass is, I would say no.
816130
Yup! That's what it's made for! A little awkward on the draining though, but I make my tea a tad on the heavy side.
816131
I wouldn't try it. If you just boil water and slowly poor over loose tea you tea pot will work great.
816132
Its borosilicate so yes gas burner no prob. It made from same glass as test tube and lab stuff designed for use with a Bunsen burner.Maybe get one of those things that raise it up a bit so as not to sit directly on electric heating element.Bear Grylls can boil water in a plastic bottle, think about it. Medium high heat should be sweet.
2224643
No it can't be used on a stovetop or oven. Microwave only but it's great for that.
741328
It's glass with a ceramic top so I believe it is oven safe. It cannot be used on the stovetop it says.
2256507
I've never tríed using it on a stove top but wouldn't recommend it. The glass is fragile.
1811609
No, it is not designed for stovetop use. It is for putting your tea bags in and then adding hot water.
1359826
I think it would work fine just as long as you don't turn on the burners beneath. Would work best on a glass top stove. Hope this helps.
719869
No. The instructions say to not use it on the stove top. It can be kept warm with a tea light though. It has a base built for it.
652187
It is safe to use on the stovetop. I cooked with Corning Ware for over thirty years on a gas top stove and now I'm cooking with it on an electric top stove and it still works very well.
70264
Yes, I think it should be fine. I've been using mine on a gas stove with no problems.
2171763
Maybe, but it is small, covering only a small portion of the stove-top burner, and the metal is not as thick on the bottom as a normal pot because it is designed to use with a steam wand and not through direct contact with a high heat source. I wouldn't use it on the stove.
437273
I would never use a pan like this on a stovetop. Direct heat would ruin the bottom at least if not burn through to the inside.
54819
Yes, I use mine on a glass top stove. You just have to be careful about the weight of the canner, so it doesn't crack the glass. Set it down gently, don't drop it or move it roughly.
1985239
Yes absolutely no problem. However, iron not so kind on the stove tops but we use them too!
580296
I wouldn't recommend it. The nature of the ceramic doesn't appear to be stable enough to withstand direct heat. And I don't recall the manufacturer stating it could be used on the stovetop. Hope this helps...
2011418
No, I would be afraid to since it scratches easily and I don't know how solid the bottom of the pot is. I don't know if the stove top flame would burn it. I'd be careful!
204637
I know this question is about 1-1/2 yrs. old, but thought I would answer it anyway! Yes, you can use this pan on the stove top. It's especially convenient when you want to make a sauce or gravy after you've roasted your meat.
1537725
If you go to their website it says you can as long as you use the induction disk:http://www.emilehenryusa.com/info/customer-service.htmlit will say that they don't "recommend" using them on the stove top, although I have heard of many that have and it's fine. you might just be at more of a risk and might shorten the overall lifespan of the stone.