OFF WITH YOUR TEA POT!
The weather right now is perfect for hot drinks… it’s cold and probably snowing where ever you are. Perfect for cuddling up to a warm fire with a nice cup of a hot tea or a Crio Bru Latte.
You go over to your teapot, add more water into the existing water and throw it back on the stove to boil your water. But have you looked inside your kettle lately?
Living In Wonderland
My sister always had a beautiful glass teapot on her stovetop. I remember thinking how clean it always looked, either than that, I didn’t think much of glass teapots. One time, she came and stayed with me and went to boil water… and she told me to look inside my kettle.
Rust… rust, and mineral build-up! I had no clue. She said to me, “Do you know this is what you are drinking?” Ever since then, I tossed my metal teapots and I bought myself a glass one.
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Through The Looking Glass
Having a Glass Teapot not only looks pretty but it allows you to see dirty and mineral build-up. It reminds you when you need to clean it and there is no rusting.
They say the rust in the kettle isn’t harmful, but I think I would rather just drink from a glass teapot just to make sure I am getting all the benefits from drinking my teas!
What’s great about this Glass Tea Kettle is it is so easy to clean. With most metal teapots you have to scrub to get the build-up and rust off of it… and how often do you remember to do that. I throw mine into my dishwasher and it cleans it perfectly.
I would highly recommend swapping this kettle for your old one if you want to eliminate extra impurities in your diet and overall health.
