Can you heat it in microwave?
1275207
The small mess strainer in the bottom looks like it has some metal in it. Also there is a small rubber stopper down in the bottom to prevent leaking. Those two things might not take to well to the microwave. This teapot is meant to be used with loose tea. The best way to make loose tea, is to pour boiling water over the tea leaves, not microwaving them, which can ruin the flavor of loose tea. But I do have a suggestion for you. Try boiling your water in the microwave with a glass measuring cup and then pour that boiling water directly into the teavana pot over the tea leaves, and let steep for a few minutes until it is ready to strain into your cup. This is what i do, and it is no problem at all. You can always reheat your tea in the microwave, in the cup or mug your a drinking from, if it gets too cold. Btw, I do love device and use it multiple times daily! If you are a tea connoisseur, you will love it too!
1099035
It could be heated to a warm stage in the microwave I would not recommend getting it really hot. It is a stoneware product so any method that you might use to heat a stoneware product and is not a really hot direct heat I believe would be fine.
445571
It is metal so no microwave. I think you could heat in the oven but I have never tried it. Good luck
1557983
Yes it can be microwaved. But I wouldn't do it more than one time because the cup will get softer with each microwave.
1577986
You are able to take the glass portion out of the plastic holder so yes in theory you could use it in the microwave. I personally don't think I would be microwaving the glass portion though. You would need mitts to pull it out and then you would not be able to put it back into the plastic holder which would defeat the purpose of intended use.
1715798
No. You can't use it in the microwave, so I never used it for anything hot. I love the design but have broken 2 and switched to silicone which bounces.
1588077
I don't think so. I have never put it in the microwave. I would check with the company.
1840034
I suppose you could, but I think the process would be too slow, considering that microwave heats it in 3-4 minutes ,max. Also, I have no idea what oven heat you would use
2267837
yes, I put mine in the microwave for ten seconds on each side. Directions recommend that you heat in ten second intervals (or less) until you know what works for your particular microwave.
2269627
I like hearing that. Microwaving would be faster and easier. Do you remember the link to the page online that says it can be microwaved?
336341
Yes, that's how I used mine. It's definitely NOT for use in a microwave, though.
714103
No! I boil the egg in water and then place it in the cup. Microwaving the egg may cause an explosion of the egg in the microwave.
324495
I would think so. Haven't used it in the microwave but I wouldn't hesitate to do it.
1931554
Yes you can but I've never needed to put it in the microwave since I just use it to store it away in the freezer and pop one out every time for feeding and use small microwaveable bowl.
854690
Yes, you can put the pot in the microwave, oven, or just about any place. Best wishes.
1510802
I have never tried to put it in a microwave. I only use it for pool chemicals.
1739420
I'm sure you could use it for the microwave, but I usually heat items in a stoneware or heat-safe glass container first and then portion into the little plastic units. That way the plastic isn't too warm for tiny hands and I can serve something like re-heated spaghetti or leftover fruit to all three of my little ones at once without multiple heats.