So interestingly enough, I also bought the same glass teapot in the 61 ounce size. It is sold as the "Paracity" brand, but the lids, second spout, etc. look identical. Both lids have the 3 holes on top, the lids handles are identical, the second strainer is the same, the primary strainers are different sizes, but the tiny holes are the same size, etc. I found out by accident, however, that the diameter of the lids is just millimeters different. I had accidentally switched them, along with the secondary piece of metal that the lid is actually sitting on and one became slightly stuck. I noticed the other was just slightly loose when placed on the wrong teapot. So two things to conclude... my guess is one company is making these teapots and they are getting "white labeled". The other is that the lids are slightly different to each other despite looking identical in all aspects. The one in this video, the Ehugos, the diameter of the metal piece that actually sits on top of the glass is about 8.2 centimeters and the other is about 8.4 centimeters. So I couldn't tell you exactly what you need. Depending upon how you use your glass teapot, the glass can get get blemished or stained since glass is porous. So if you end up buying a new one, you can use the lid on the old teapot until it becomes blemished and simply switch to the new glass teapot and use the same lid. So you're existing teapot won't go to waste.
Another viewer recently had the same question about their glass teapot. This is an excerpt of my response, but the short answer is I don't have the info has I haven't dug into it myself. In addition to the Ehugos glass teapot with strainers, I also bought the same glass teapot in the 61 ounce size. It is sold as the "Paracity" brand, but the lids, second spout, etc. look identical. Both lids have the 3 holes on top, the lids handles are identical, the second strainer is the same, the primary strainers are different sizes, but the tiny holes are the same size, etc. I found out by accident, however, that the diameter of the lids is just millimeters different. I had accidentally switched them, along with the secondary piece of metal that the lid is actually sitting on and one became slightly stuck. I noticed the other was just slightly loose when placed on the wrong teapot. So two things to conclude... my guess is one company is making these teapots and they are getting "white labeled". The other is that the lids are slightly different to each other despite looking identical in all aspects. The one in this video, the Ehugos, the diameter of the metal piece that actually sits on top of the glass is about 8.2 centimeters and the other is about 8.4 centimeters. So I couldn't tell you exactly what you need. Depending upon how you use your glass teapot, the glass can get get blemished or stained since glass is porous. So if you end up buying a new one, you can use the lid on the old teapot until it becomes blemished and simply switch to the new glass teapot and use the same lid. So you're existing teapot won't go to waste.
The Ehugos glass teapot can be used on an electric or gas stove top. It can withstand high temperatures and low temperatures( -20 degrees to 150 degrees Celsius). I think you are referring to an electric stove top? The details for the teapot can be found here: amzn.to/3yKbsXD If it's an induction stove top, I think if it falls within the temperature parameters above you should be ok.
I have the round teapot. I don't have a lid or the metal extra part for it. I was wondering if you know what lid I can get to fit it?
So interestingly enough, I also bought the same glass teapot in the 61 ounce size. It is sold as the "Paracity" brand, but the lids, second spout, etc. look identical. Both lids have the 3 holes on top, the lids handles are identical, the second strainer is the same, the primary strainers are different sizes, but the tiny holes are the same size, etc. I found out by accident, however, that the diameter of the lids is just millimeters different. I had accidentally switched them, along with the secondary piece of metal that the lid is actually sitting on and one became slightly stuck. I noticed the other was just slightly loose when placed on the wrong teapot. So two things to conclude... my guess is one company is making these teapots and they are getting "white labeled". The other is that the lids are slightly different to each other despite looking identical in all aspects. The one in this video, the Ehugos, the diameter of the metal piece that actually sits on top of the glass is about 8.2 centimeters and the other is about 8.4 centimeters. So I couldn't tell you exactly what you need. Depending upon how you use your glass teapot, the glass can get get blemished or stained since glass is porous. So if you end up buying a new one, you can use the lid on the old teapot until it becomes blemished and simply switch to the new glass teapot and use the same lid. So you're existing teapot won't go to waste.
Looking for replacement parts any clues ?
Another viewer recently had the same question about their glass teapot. This is an excerpt of my response, but the short answer is I don't have the info has I haven't dug into it myself. In addition to the Ehugos glass teapot with strainers, I also bought the same glass teapot in the 61 ounce size. It is sold as the "Paracity" brand, but the lids, second spout, etc. look identical. Both lids have the 3 holes on top, the lids handles are identical, the second strainer is the same, the primary strainers are different sizes, but the tiny holes are the same size, etc. I found out by accident, however, that the diameter of the lids is just millimeters different. I had accidentally switched them, along with the secondary piece of metal that the lid is actually sitting on and one became slightly stuck. I noticed the other was just slightly loose when placed on the wrong teapot. So two things to conclude... my guess is one company is making these teapots and they are getting "white labeled". The other is that the lids are slightly different to each other despite looking identical in all aspects. The one in this video, the Ehugos, the diameter of the metal piece that actually sits on top of the glass is about 8.2 centimeters and the other is about 8.4 centimeters. So I couldn't tell you exactly what you need. Depending upon how you use your glass teapot, the glass can get get blemished or stained since glass is porous. So if you end up buying a new one, you can use the lid on the old teapot until it becomes blemished and simply switch to the new glass teapot and use the same lid. So you're existing teapot won't go to waste.
Can you use it on a glass top stove?
The Ehugos glass teapot can be used on an electric or gas stove top. It can withstand high temperatures and low temperatures( -20 degrees to 150 degrees Celsius). I think you are referring to an electric stove top? The details for the teapot can be found here: amzn.to/3yKbsXD If it's an induction stove top, I think if it falls within the temperature parameters above you should be ok.
Can you use it on gas burner?
Absolutely you can use this glass teapot on a gas burner. That is primarily how we use it.