Bodum teapot
Our selection of Bodum teapots
Discover a wide choice of Bodum teapots to suit all your needs and all budgets.
Bodum teapots offer different types of infusion. Whether in a stainless steel, ABS or piston filter, you will necessarily find the type of infusion that suits you. We also offer a wide range of glass, porcelain and colored teapots to suit all tastes and all decorations. From the best known like the Bodum Chambord teapot, Assam to the plunger teapot, you will inevitably find the Bodum teapot made for you. find the whole selection from our experts at MaxiCoffee.
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Why buy a bodum teapot?
Bodum teapots reveal the aromas of tea. How ? All their teapots are equipped with a large filter that allows the leaves to open and release all their aromas. Certain models such as the Bodum Assam teapots or the bodum Eileen teapot are called piston teapots.
It allows, once the infusion time is over, by a simple pressure, to bring all the tea leaves to the bottom of the teapot and stop the infusion. There is also the Bodum teapot with stainless steel filter which is micro-perforated so that no tea leaves pass through, very practical if you are a rooibos lover.
Bodum teapots are made of borosilicate glass. Its advantage, it is more resistant than a classic glass to shock and heat, which is reassuring when you take a glass teapot.
How do I use my bodum teapot?
Using a tea press is quite easy. However, we have a few tips to share with you. Please find below the useful steps to use a Bodum teapot properly.
- - First, as with any first purchase, it is important to clean your teapot.
- - Subsequently, introduce the sufficient quantity of tea into the filter, approximately 2 grams per cup.
- - Pour hot water respecting the infusion temperature. It is often indicated on the sachet and the product sheet of the tea.
- - To keep the temperature of your infusion longer, you can run hot water through your teapot before preparing your infusion.
How to clean your Bodum teapot?
The Bodum glass teapot is easy to maintain. It is advisable to do this after each infusion simply by rinsing it under clear water. If you waited, it's not a big deal, just clean with a little soap and rub with a soft cloth. Allow to dry and reinstall the cleaned filter in the teapot.
It is possible after several infusions that your teapot becomes dull, it may be tannin residue or limestone. For the tannin, just pass a damp cloth inside your teapot, you will find the transparency.
If your teapot is bleached, it is limescale. To do this, pour 5 cl of white vinegar and 10 cl of hot water, stir and leave to stand for 1 hour. Empty and rinse.
If there is limescale, repeat the operation. When finished, let dry and reinstall the filter, your teapot and like new.