Molgree Glass Teapot with Removable Infuser, 43oz / 1300 ml Stovetop Safe Teapot, Tea Pot for Loose Leaf Tea and Blooming Tea, Microwave and Dishwasher Safe Glass Tea Kettle

it is just fit under my 7 inch tall water filer facet.I wish it is wider then this as what described in the description, the width is 7 inch if it includes the handle.

I like the size which is good for making either one very large mug or two small mugs of tea. I don’t have to heat up a whole large pot, I just microwave the water right in this glass pitcher. Then I add the infuser filter with my loose leaf tea choice of the day. Because I am not pouring the water into the tea leaves, to start the process I mix the leaves in the filter a little before putting on the lid. The tea diffuses wonderfully and without any noticeable leaf fragments in the liquid.The filter is made of thicker metal and does not seem fragile. The pot itself is made of glass so so would avoid dropping it. I would describe the glass it as medium thickness but I have tested its temperature range between microwaving and the refrigerator and it has held up well.The pitcher has a nice large handle and since I did not want to dirty another dish, I drank my tea right from the pitcher (please don’t judge me). If you drink right from it, make sure you point the spout upward.I also find the pitcher very pretty, especially when I make my more colorful teas.If you are wondering if you can make cold brew coffee in this, I tried that too. I don’t recommend it unless you are ok with putting it through a coffee filter when you are done. The infuser is fine enough for tea but not for coffee grounds.*Update* after a couple months of use the glass pitcher broke. I think it did break easier than it should have although I could have been more careful. I still use the infuser on a daily basis and it fits into most of my mugs directly.

I have not one bad thing to say about this teapot it’s just what I wanted

Very small. I could boil my teabags in a pan. I thought you could use this on the range.

The 43 ounces size means more than one or two cups of tea or whatever flavor leaves you want to try. The Removable Infuser is a great option. I made fresh teaberry leaves tea. Went to our local woods and harvest one cup of teaberry leaves. Add one teaspoon of leaves per 8 ounces of water. Boiled the spring water in this teapot and let it steep for three days before drinking the tea. The Glass Teapot didn't fracture or crack during the boiling process. I was able to grab the handle with my barehand, without getting burned, during the boiling process to take it off the fire. I am very happy with my glass teapot and recommend buying from this seller.

The lid will not fit on the carafe without the strainer. I wanted this to heat water in and I don’t want or need the strainer and the strainer tends to get stuck when trying to remove it. Only got this today so I’m not sure of the durability. I got the largest size, 950ml and it is very small. I like the look but now I’ve got to find a lid that fits it. Edited 4/8/2020 As I’ve used it a couple of days I find I like it more and more. It’s small size keeps it out of the way. I only need a small amount of water most days anyway. I like to keep a glass pot on the stove all the time ready for whatever. I have placed it on a sort of wire trivet, very small so it’s not directly on the eye and so far so good! Right now I’ve left the strainer in it, thinking about cutting the top of it off so the lid will still fit. It pours well without spilling like a lot of pitchers do.

Although it looks small I get at least 4 cups of tea with it. You can fill it all the way to the top because the spout is up high. Be careful not to overfill the strainer because the tea expands and also becomes hard to get out. I thought the strainer was one piece but the bottom started to come off, I think due to over-filling. I contacted the seller to ask if I could get a new strainer and they sent me a whole new pot! I was still in the return period but threw out the box. I do not heat the pot on my stove, I heat water separately in a kettle and then pour it into the teapot after the tea is in the infuser until it fills up. I let mine steep overnight because I like strong tea and need it ready upon waking but that's not necessary. I highly recommend this pot (and seller).

Update 7.20.2021 - After leaving my previous review below, the seller contacted me and apologized for the broken infuser and sent me a replacement within a week. I am very happy to admit that the new infuser it much sturdy than the previous one, and I love my teapot once again. Very great customer service!I loved this teapot for the first month I had it, however I realized shortly that the infuser is not one piece, and after being exposed to hot water for a few weeks it started to warp and finally came apart. It's been impossible to find a replacement and ended up having to buy an entirely new pot.