Is this teapot oven top safe?
1698632
I intend to microwave mine to heat the water at work before steeping. I found a couple of people in the review that do the same without issue.
1288061
From the Hamilton Beach Use and Care guide for this model: The stovetop-safe cookware is ovenproof. The lid is not ovenproof.
2227035
No meltable pieces, but I can't swear it's ovenproof. Most people would not put that kind of pot in an oven, so I wouldn't think it is. What could you possibly cook in that pot that you'd want to bake or roast? I make tea in mine or stews, soups, pastas.
1503942
I use my egg poacher on a GE Profile ceramic top stove without any problem. I have never put the pan in the oven. The top is all glass and metal but the black knobs appear to be plastic and are easily removable.
802350
I'm pretty sure it is just for holding tea. I would not put it on the stove top.
1430634
I haven't used it in a conventional oven myself, but it is made of the same type of glass (borosilicate) that is used in chemistry settings.....think Bunsen burners direct flame under glass beakers bubbling with who knows what, Frankenstein's lab, mad scientist type of thing. It is thin glass and extreme temperature changes could cause it to break, I still reheat my tea in it using a microwave and no problems so far. Good luck.
867982
I have been using the teapot regularly on my gas stove-top over medium heat for several months without incident. I also wash it in the dishwasher. I've banged it against things on accident and the lid has fallen off while pouring - and it has not cracked.
994893
I can't answer your question honestly, since I bought this item to use with the NuWave magnetic induction cooktop. However, it's stainless steel, and I wouldn't be afraid to put it in the oven. However, taking it OUT of the oven would required careful handling, since the handles are also stainless steel, and could cause severe burns if not handled with the proper hand protection.
2013147
Gotta tell you. Think this is one for the manufacturer. I would not use it in oven till it was cleared with them. I love it for stove top for long cooked sauces and soups. . Just what I needed!
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.
198554
Yes, it's oven safe. Max temp I'm not sure but well over what a home oven can achieve.
1457832
Yes,it works very well It is my stovetop "go-to pot."Great addition,but do not use in oven!
1625452
All parts are stainless steel, so nothing will melt. My only concern would be some warping especially if it is heated or cooled too quickly. There is enough clearance between the outer pot and inner boiler so that binding due to different thermal expansions shouldn't be a factor. Caution that the lid and the 3ply bottom of the outer pot may expand differently than the diameter of the pots. I'd stay with low (<220 deg F) temperatures for oven use to be safe.
1722918
Cindy, I really don't know as I use mine only in the kitchen on the counter top. However, my little toaster oven really gets hot. I would think it would be ok as the top is a foil and the bottom seems to be some type of asbestos. Just keep a close eye on it. Good luck.
986309
According to the "All-Clad" brochure that came with the pan, it does say "oven and broiler safe." We have only used it on the range top and have not tried/used it in our oven. Good luck!
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!
1485643
lid would be oven safe. i would not recommend using the lid if you have the pan full however. it sits flat on top of the pan.