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Glass teas pot and glass/seramic stove tops.

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Kettles ( Glass teas pot and glass/seramic stove tops. )

On 18 Jul 2004 07:38:24 -0700, (Space Cowboy)
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>Use a kettle for heating water on the stove and a teapot for brewing.
>You can buy nonmetallic lined kettles.
hmm. Did some searching. I could find metalic kettles that are cermic
lined. The thing is that they are lined both inside and out. I'm not
sure ceramic on the outside is usable either. Can you recommend some?

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