I just bought an allclad stainless steel teapot . The lid handle gets really hot and I'm looking for lid covers. Wil this work?
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It works, but only put on when necessary. I left mine on too long and it melted! I was shocked. I don't recommend this product, but if it's your only option, then use sparingly.
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I find that this grip works fine if the lid handle is between one-half to five-eighths inch in diameter. For smaller diameters, I prefer the KitchenGrips lid handle cover.
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I think these would be too loose for your purpose? Looking at the teapot you actually pour using the handle and it's not just a "lid". I like this item from amazon and all my pots/pans are either circulon or allclad. It's more secure when you use it. Lovely teapot by the way ... I may get one now that I've seen it. Dexas Pot Handle Holder, Red
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I agree with JMN's response. They work pretty well, just a little loose but they do stay on the handles.
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Yes, they work very well - I use them daily. They're also very good for the small handle on a cast iron skillet so you lift it safely with two hands.
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Absolutely! I have used them for years on my Calphalon pots and pans. I couldn't use them without the handle covers!
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This model of the lid covers are slighly different the the first ones I purchased.The opening in the "rubber" is larger, I assume so they will fit more types of covers.They work but are a loose fit on my Emeril copper clad lids. My personal opinion, I liked the orgional ones, they were a snug fit on all my lids.......
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Very likely, as long as the lid cover handle is small enough, if it is about the same size as a cast iron skillet's handle it will fit fine, if it is quite a bit smaller, these may be a little large for it but would still probably work, and it could even be larger and still work as these are not a tight fit on my cast iron handles. I hope this helps, thanks.
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Depending on the shape of the handle of your teapot, these should work. They aren't that wide, so you might need 2. I've been happy with my handles, but I am using them on pot & pan lids.
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They should work well. We have All-Clad stainless lids and they do the trick...no tea pot however. The handle covers may be loose given they are universal and will fit many types of lid handles. They are secure however and avoid the need for a pot holder. Hope this helped.
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That's what I bought it for. Only bad part is my pot wasn't tall enough to put the lid on. Also shipped from China and took a while, all in all hapy.
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I would not recommend this teapot for stovetop. It is very delicate and can be broken easily.
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No! It would ruin the lining of it. I love my little teapot. I works great!!!
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Not sure of the difference, mine is a pretty old standard kettle, but it has two handles and the cover fits just fine.
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I had the same complaints with my teapot. I was surprised that a big name company would produce a teapot with problems like you indicated. I finally gave up and it went to Goodwill.
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Both my covers are very roomy, so the kettle you're getting will probably fit fine. I'd chance it, if I were you. Worst case, you swap it for a larger one, right? Good luck.
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I think it would be a bit small for a 32 oz teapot. I use this for single (albeit large) mugs. That being said, it's an awesome stainless strainer, so I'd buy it anyway :)
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I bought a "Calphalon Contemporary 12 Inch Glass Cover" lid. It doesn't fit absolutely perfectly, but it's pretty darn close. And it works perfectly so stuff doesn't get out and splash onto the stove.
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It doesn't have any plastic casket to make it fit tight, instead it has an indent on one side of pot and 2 tabs on lid that fit in the indent and a small turn of the lid. I have my kettle for a while now, and I have no problem with the lid. It's like the old fashioned Tea Pot lids.
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I have not used it in some time - but if I remember correctly the lid fits snug on the pot. Hope this helps.
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Depends on how big the hole is in your teapot. These are decently sized brushes with solid plastic handles. They do not bend. I would look for steel wool, or if you can't fit your hand in all the way then find something with a bendable handle. You can probably clean a good majority of the walls but the corners and bottom of the pot would not be as easy.
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Amanda, I do NOT think that a warmer sitting underneath the pot will work. You want to keep the tea warm, which is in the glass vessel. The tea cools because the glass loses the heat too easily. However, a custom fabric or knitted/ crocheted "tea cozy" should work. It would be insulation for the glass.
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I purchased this teapot in red ... first, the red paint used often sparked, causing it to melt all over my stovepot ... second, the bottom is not in my opinion thick enough for what it seems you need. Overall, I think it's a poorly made teapot and I ended up buying a Cuisinart teapot, which I love.
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That is what I have been doing for two years and have had no problems. Remember it is very small and makes just over a cup of tea. Handle will get hot so need to use glove or pot holder.
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I have one that I don't use. I substituted a glass cover. I will sell the new steel lid to you "for cheap" if you will let me know at quentchan@aol.com. As to whether you can buy it from Farberware, I'm not sure....Quentin Haning, Raleigh, NC
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Hi, I believe for the gas stove you should use a special metal protector over the flame. I think some little metal part came with this teapot, but maybe it was with another teapot, it looked something like that http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Fitz-All-Stove-Top-Heat-Diffuser-2-Pack-Grids-For-Use-on-Electric-or-Gas-Ranges-/311061690173?pt=Kitchen_Tools_Gadgets&hash;=item486cb8b73d I can't be sure, as I don't need it and I throw these away, I have an electric ceramic stovetop. I never boil water on 'high' setting, only on medium or medium-high if I'm in a hurry :)