Keeping your Air Tea Kettle clean is a breeze! Let's take a quick look at how to maintain it for the best performance:
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- The glass dome and silicone top and bottom are dishwasher safe, but can also be hand-washed with warm, soapy water when needed.
- The glass dome and silicone top and bottom are dishwasher safe, but can also be hand-washed with warm, soapy water when needed.
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- The stainless steel tea cups don’t need frequent cleaning, but if you’re using more resinous herbs like cannabis, soaking them in 70% rubbing alcohol and wiping them down with a cotton ball will keep them fresh.
- The stainless steel tea cups don’t need frequent cleaning, but if you’re using more resinous herbs like cannabis, soaking them in 70% rubbing alcohol and wiping them down with a cotton ball will keep them fresh.
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- Most dry herbs won’t leave any resin behind, but if you choose resinous plants, remember to remove the tea cup from the kettle for storage between uses. For regular herbs, just tap out the leftover plant matter after each use.
- Most dry herbs won’t leave any resin behind, but if you choose resinous plants, remember to remove the tea cup from the kettle for storage between uses. For regular herbs, just tap out the leftover plant matter after each use.
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- Important tip: Never add liquids to the base unit of your Air Tea Kettle. Liquids can cause damage to the heating element. Always keep it dry for optimal performance.
- Important tip: Never add liquids to the base unit of your Air Tea Kettle. Liquids can cause damage to the heating element. Always keep it dry for optimal performance.
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