can I use a glass kettle on this?
789540
No, I believe that you can only use metals that can be attracted by a magnet. I have used my Revere Ware stainless-bottomed pans and a cast iron skillet successfully. My Revere Ware copper-bottom kettle will not work.
789541
Not sure. I bought it as a gift, but I don't think so. Think you need a pan with copper bottom for the induction to work.
789542
This cooktop works with 18/0 Stainless steel and iron and must have a base that is at least 4.7" wide and flat only.
789543
No, it has to have a little bit of iron/alloy in the base. If a magnet will stick to the bottom of a pot, it'll work on this type of burner.
1223595
Yes. I have a glass top stove. You will need a wok ring. I ended up buying 2 because the first was a crappy aluminum one that metal started flaking off & it discolored the 1st time I used it. Get the Stainless steel chrome plated one. Is the same price but much much better. Happy woking!
727392
Yes. I've been making iced tea in mine and pouring boiling water directly into the pitcher. No hint of a problem. As always when putting hot liquids in glass, it's best to pour in a little and swirl it around to heat the glass a bit before pouring in the rest.
1039014
I wouldn't do it. The kettle is for heating water only, with various temperature settings for different beverages. And different types of teas. Hope this helps.
699290
I don't think so. Its glass. Would you use glass on ceramic cook top? I only use to fill with boiling water.
852341
Mostly. One problem we had was the glass shattered on the first use. My daughter poured hot water into it to begin to steep tea. Not boiling water, just hot.
856043
Yes, I do not see why you couldn't. I have a stand alone retro popper with a kettle and I use this in my unit with no problems. Hope this helps.
792098
i have a glass top electric stove and had no problem with the tea kettle. it would have to be made with tempered glass to be a tea kettle. just don't drop it on the floor like i did!
364642
No you can not. You must boil the water and add it to the pot. It is a very stunning piece but any glass tea pot is some what fragil. I do love it however.
204798
No, glass is too thin. Nor can it be mirowaved with the metal band. Use a coffee cup for that. Perhaps you should look for a pyrex carafe/decanter (some have a metal bottom).
1826611
Absolutely not. It will break. This is will be best used after your water has boiled in your standard tea staineless steel pot then poured into the glass leaf tea pot.
1875860
Yes it can. We have a flat top glass stove and it works just fine. The bottom is flat, not rounded as other woks are.
1852470
I would not. This is the type of kettle that you want to pour hot water into; not the type of kettle you want to heat water with.
584761
I do not have a glass cook top but the surface of the kettle on the bottom is smooth. I don't think it would scratch the glass top. If I had a glass top, I would still get the kettle.
1711005
Absolutely. I have used both sizes of this pot for brewing hot tea. It has come in and out of the dishwasher countless times, looking like new. As with any glass tea pot you have to make sure you do not subject it to abrupt changes in temperature. Give it a swirl of hot tap water before putting tea in.
1631438
If your glass stove top can compatible with metal pan, I think it can compatible with the tea kettle too.
646371
Yes you can use any teabag or loose leaf tea that you like in the pot. I have not used the glass pot on the stove. I just pour the boiling water over the tea into the pot and steep as usual.