Re: PH - question on Tea Pot

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Hi Lynn,Yes, you won't need it for a gas stove. Just try to bend it so it's smaller and take it out and then throw it away. I have a gas stove too and it works great w/o the metal ring.

That's a good point...I didn't think about for those who have electric stoves that this might not be a good idea for them to buy. I also have this glass soup pot which I use mostly for soups but sometimes for the coffee. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/105-9528955-6276425?url=search-alias%3Daps & field-keywords=simax+glass+pot

Below it is a beautiful glass tea kettle but it's kind of expensive. $7 for the one at Linens N Things is the way to go if you have a gas stove. How's your tooth? Love, PH>> PH, > > I bought one of the glass tea pots at Linen & Things. It has a metal > piece inside of it. Did yours? If yes, how did you get it out. > > It says to use between an electronic stove coil and then tea pot. I > have a gas stove so I am assuming I won't need to use it? > > Help! > > Thanks, Lynn>

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Thanks for responding so quickly. I got it out

Happy coffee enemas to me

Hugs, Lynn

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> > PH,

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> > I bought one of the glass tea pots at Linen & Things. It has a

metal

> > piece inside of it. Did yours? If yes, how did you get it out.

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> > It says to use between an electronic stove coil and then tea pot.

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> > have a gas stove so I am assuming I won't need to use it?

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> > Help!

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> > Thanks, Lynn

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