350ml Loose Tea Infuser Glass | Teapot for One

Yes, high-quality glass teapots, especially those made from borosilicate glass, are heat-resistant, non-toxic, and safe for daily use. They don’t leach chemicals and are ideal for brewing tea.

In theory yes, however since the outer glass wall would also heat up, it won’t make for a pleasant tea drinking experience. 
Instead we recommend adding boiled water – this way the outer glass will remain cool to the touch. 

Glass teapots offer aesthetic appeal, letting you watch your tea infuse – ideal for loose-leaf and flowering teas. While stainless steel retains heat better, glass is non-reactive, ensuring a pure taste.

Borosilicate glass is one of the healthiest options – it’s non-reactive, lead-free, and won’t affect the taste or properties of your tea. Avoid plastic or silicone components if you’re concerned about microplastics or heat resistance.

Absolutely – especially if you enjoy loose-leaf, blooming, or herbal teas. They’re elegant, toxin-free, and let you enjoy the full visual and flavour experience of tea.

Our teapot for one holds 350ml – equivalent to a generous mug. It’s designed to give you just the right amount of tea without waste.

Use 1–2 teaspoons of loose leaf tea, depending on the type and your strength preference. Herbal teas may need a bit more; green and black teas are usually fine with one. 

Rinse the infuser straight after use to prevent staining. Wash with warm soapy water or pop it in the dishwasher. 

If it develops tea stains, wash it with baking soda. Watch a video tutorial here. 

Yes. Using loose leaf tea in a teapot with a glass infuser avoids the plastic content found in many commercial teabags, giving you a cleaner, safer brew.