Teapot Prymus-AGD PL4502686 2 L enamel green rust finish

The Prymus-AGD PL4502686 enamel teapot is a 2-litre stovetop kettle finished in green enamel with a deliberate rust-effect look. Designed for boiling and serving tea or hot water, the teapot combines a classic enamel surface with a straightforward spout and handle layout that supports everyday kitchen use. The smooth enamel coating facilitates cleaning and resists typical cooking stains when used according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Advantages

The enamel construction provides an even heating surface and a non-reactive interior for preparing hot beverages. With a 2 L capacity, the teapot suits small gatherings or family use and the simple pouring design reduces splashing. The green enamel with rust-effect finish offers a distinctive aesthetic while the durable coating helps maintain appearance through regular use. The teapot is compatible with stovetops intended for enamel cookware and is easy to wipe clean after cooling.

Suitable for

• Boiling water for tea, herbal infusions or instant beverages
• Serving multiple cups at the table for family or small groups
• Use on stovetops compatible with enamel cookware
• Everyday kitchen use where a durable, easy-to-clean kettle is required

Key specifications

• Capacity: 2 litres
• Material: enamel-coated metal
• Finish: green enamel with rust-effect appearance
• Design: simple spout and fixed handle for pouring
• Intended use: stovetop boiling and serving of hot water or tea

How to use

Fill the teapot with the required amount of water, leaving space to prevent boiling over, and place it on a stovetop designed for enamel cookware. Heat evenly over medium heat until the water reaches the desired temperature or begins to boil. Use the handle to lift and the spout to pour; take care as the body and handle may become hot during heating. Allow the teapot to cool before cleaning.

Usage recommendations

To prolong the enamel surface life, avoid sudden temperature shocks (for example, placing a hot teapot into cold water) and do not use abrasive cleaners or steel wool. Wipe clean with a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge and mild detergent. Inspect regularly for chips in the enamel and discontinue use if the metal surface is exposed.