The Crystal Tritan Tea Pot at a glance
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"Crystal" Tritan Tea Pot: Body and lid: PCT Resin; Mesh: Polypropylene; Made in Japan Knowing which parts are resin and which are polypropylene helps you plan cleaning around two different materials.
"Crystal" Tritan Tea Pot
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"Crystal" Tritan Tea Pot: Practical capacity: 450 Milliliters This is the working capacity stated in the catalog, so it sets the realistic size of a brew.
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"Crystal" Tritan Tea Pot: Size: W 184× D 102× H 96mm These dimensions tell you how much counter or shelf space the pot needs.
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"Crystal" Tritan Tea Pot: Features a slot inside the pot that holds a mesh screen in place but can be easily removed for cleaning The removable screen is the key design detail for both brewing and cleanup.
Brewing questions
How do I use the Crystal Tritan Tea Pot?
The catalog describes a slot inside the pot that holds a mesh screen in place. Set the screen in that slot, add your tea and water, and let the screen do the filtering. The supplied information does not include brewing times, water temperatures, or tea-to-water ratios, so follow the instructions on your tea package rather than a number invented here.
What is the practical capacity of the pot?
The catalog lists a practical capacity of 450 Milliliters. That is the working capacity stated for the pot, not a claim about how much you should fill it for every tea.
Can I use loose leaf tea in the Crystal Tritan Tea Pot?
The removable mesh screen is designed to hold tea in place while you brew, which suits loose leaf tea. The supplied information does not specify a maximum leaf size or a recommended amount of tea, so start with a modest quantity and adjust to taste.
Does the pot come with brewing instructions?
The supplied record does not include preparation or operating instructions. It does confirm the parts and the removable screen, but not water temperature, steep time, or quantities. Treat those as decisions you make from your tea rather than from this pot's catalog entry.
Cleaning and care questions
How do I clean the Crystal Tritan Tea Pot?
The catalog states that the mesh screen can be easily removed for cleaning. Removing the screen first lets you clean the screen and the pot body separately. The supplied information does not specify dishwasher suitability, water temperature limits, or cleaning agents, so those details are not confirmed here.
Can I put the Crystal Tritan Tea Pot in the dishwasher?
Dishwasher suitability is not confirmed by the supplied information. The record lists the body and lid as PCT resin and the mesh as polypropylene, but does not state whether either part is dishwasher safe. Hand washing is the cautious choice until you have manufacturer guidance.
How should I care for the Tritan body and lid?
The body and lid are PCT resin, and the catalog describes the pot as durable and crystal clear. The supplied information does not include care instructions such as avoiding abrasive cleaners or sudden temperature changes, so those specific steps are not confirmed. A gentle approach and separate cleaning of the removable screen are supported by what the catalog does say.
Is the mesh screen replaceable?
The catalog says the screen can be easily removed for cleaning, but does not state whether replacement screens are sold separately. If you need a replacement, check with the retailer rather than assuming one is included.
Materials and everyday use
What is the Crystal Tritan Tea Pot made of?
The catalog lists the body and lid as PCT resin and the mesh as polypropylene, and states the pot is made in Japan. The product name uses Tritan, while the material field says PCT resin; both refer to the same pot in the supplied record.
Is the pot durable enough for daily use?
The catalog describes the Tritan resin as durable, beautiful, and crystal clear, and notes it suits busy lifestyles or households with cats that knock things over. That is the manufacturer's description, not a test result, so treat it as a design claim rather than a guarantee against breakage.
Does the pot keep tea hot?
The supplied information does not describe insulation or heat retention. The pot is a clear resin vessel, and no double-wall or thermal feature is confirmed, so do not expect it to keep tea hot the way an insulated flask would.
What does the catalog not confirm about this pot?
The supplied record does not include brewing temperatures, steep times, dishwasher suitability, microwave safety, heat limits, or replacement screen availability. Those gaps are limits of the supplied information, not proof that the pot lacks a feature. Check the manufacturer's documentation for anything you need to rely on.



