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 Topic review - Teapot design 
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Reply with quote Post Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2019 2:48 pm
Teapot design
I recently purchased a stainless steel teapot and thought I'd give it a wash before use, but. as you can see from the design the inside bottom of the teapot has a very slight gap round the rim about a millimetre or two. I happened to run my nail around in-between the gap and discovered that it has a dirty black residue inside the the gap , like polish or grease. I tried to clean it up as best I can but I shall get one of those small bottle brushes to clean it better. Is this normal residue? I think its a bad design to have that inside the teapot albeit down in the rim.



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