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Model: A-0.6L-9908, A furnace set,
Cup volume: 600 ml
The pot body is heat-resistant, non-toxic, and durable. It is certified by the American FDA and the German LFGB.
Handle inside: Ceramic glaze. Coating: Two types of processing are available for customers to choose.
The filter mesh is made of SUS 304, 80-mesh food-grade stainless steel.
【Sales Model】Wholesale and Retail
Product Introduction:
Features: A tea ceremony masterpiece that integrates practicality, health benefits, ornamental value, and collection.
Cast iron teapots originated from ancient China and later spread to Japan. In recent years, with the popularity of the concept of green and environmental protection, cast iron teapot series products, which are refined by combining traditional production processes with modern technology, have quietly become popular in the domestic market after export.
Tea is a traditional drink in China, and with the development of modern science, the medicinal components in tea have been continuously discovered, which means that drinking tea is beneficial to health. Scientists have long discovered that iron is an essential element for blood production, and adults need 0.8-1.5 milligrams of iron per day. Severe iron deficiency can affect the development of intelligence. Using a cast iron teapot to boil water can release iron (ferrous iron) that is easily absorbed by the body. The boiling point is high, and the iron (ferrous iron) will pass through the coating into the water as the water temperature rises. Especially for old Pu'er tea, it is the best. This product is specially processed during the hand-casting process. Then sprayed with imported heat-resistant food-grade paint or enamel, making it less likely to rust, so you can use it with confidence.
Filter mesh: Made of SUS 304 80-mesh food-grade stainless steel.
Our shop's cast iron teapots are from (He Cheng Iron Art), which specializes in various cast iron teapot series. After years of exploration and practice, they have successfully developed an advanced production process, significantly improving the beauty of the teapots both inside and out, while also reducing production costs. Our products are exported to countries such as Japan, Germany, and Malaysia. In Japan, a mere 0.3L teapot costs 800 yuan. Some friends may ask why it's so expensive in Japan. It's because of the additional shipping and customs duties! Wow, aren't you tempted?
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Notes:
The first time you use the teapot, place a tea bag wrapped in a cloth inside the iron teapot and add water. Boil the water for about...10Minute. The tannins in the tea and the iron from the teapot will form a layer of tannic iron on the surface of the teapot, making it less likely to rust. After boiling, pour out the water from the teapot, and repeat.2-3Wait until the water is transparent. It is recommended to use the new kettle every day to allow scale to quickly form.
Iron kettles are more suitable for heat sources such as charcoal fire. Now, using electric heating stoves, gas stoves, and electromagnetic ovens can also be used. It is recommended to heat with moderate energy because the characteristic of iron kettles is to release iron slowly through the process of gradual heating, thereby improving the taste of drinking water and helping the absorption of body minerals.
When using daily, please install 8Fill the kettle to the brim to prevent it from boiling over. Use the iron kettle for about ...5The goddess of heaven, the inner wall will appear red spots.10White scale will appear around the third day, which is a normal phenomenon. As long as the water is not muddy, it does not affect drinking. Please do not remove it. Do not think it is rust and wipe or wash it. If the situation is really serious, use a sponge or soft towel to gently wipe it.
After each use, use a small fire to fully evaporate the water in the pot, then use a dry soft cloth to dry it, keeping the pot dry. Do not cover the lid before the pot cools down, and use a dry cloth to dry the lid. This is because, if you cover the lid immediately after filling the boiling water into a thermos or other container, the steam in the pot will turn into water drops as the temperature drops, which will lead to rust.
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