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Carbon gray leaks to the lower layers; it’s best to use smokeless carbon indoors.
The vent can also allow the burned carbon ash to be poured out from here.

The inner container can be separated, or solid alcohol or an alcohol stove can be placed inside it for burning.
In winter, you can boil a pot of good tea or heat up strong hot tea by boiling water and brewing it.
It can also keep hands warm and raise the indoor temperature for warmth—a beautiful, practical carbon stove.

【Product Name】:New ModelCast iron teapot stove / Carbon burning stove / Insulated air stove – accessories for traditional Japanese iron pots
【Material】:cast iron
【Level】:Premium Quality
【Product specifications】:The inner container has an inner diameter and bottom diameter of 12 cm, while the outer diameter including the edges is 14 cm.
The maximum outer diameter of the furnace belly is 17 cm, while the outer diameter at the furnace opening is 14 cm.
Height of furnace: 1.5 cm
【Packaging Method】:Simple paper box packaging
【Pot Body】:Heat-resistant, non-toxic, resistant to drops. Certified by the US FDA and German LFGB.
【Scope of Use】:It is recommended to heat using charcoal fire, an alcohol stove (heater), or an electromagnetic tea stove. These can be used for boiling water as well as making tea. A moderate level of energy is advised, as the characteristic of an iron kettle is that it benefits from a gradual heating process, allowing its unique qualities to be released slowly, thereby enhancing the taste of the water and aiding the absorption of iron in the body.
【Note】:Some uneven bumps may appear, the coating layer is not perfectly uniform, and there are minor patches of peeling from the coating. The slight coloring floating on the new pot is a normal characteristic of handcrafted iron pots and not a quality issue. Those who are particularly concerned are advised to take photos with caution!
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