Features of glass covered bowl

The glass lidded bowl has a high transparency, so you can clearly observe the color of the tea soup and the expansion of the tea leaves during the tea brewing process, which is helpful for tasting the quality of the tea and the brewing process.

Glass material has a faster heat dissipation property and can quickly dissipate heat, reducing the risk of getting burned and making it safer and more comfortable 

Glass covered bowls also have some disadvantages, such as being easily burned, especially when pouring water into the bowl. Because glass conducts heat quickly, the heat can easily spread to the edge of the bowl, causing it to feel hot when held. Because the surface of the glass covered bowl is smooth and not easy to be stained, it is very easy to clean.

Although  Wholesalet glass teapots have a modern aesthetic, they may not be as practical and durable as teapots made of other materials, such as white porcelain teapots, which are better at keeping warm, less likely to absorb the aroma and flavor of tea, and have a smooth surface that is easy to clean and will not cause odor transfer.

In general, glass covered bowls provide convenience for observing the tea soup during the tea brewing process due to their transparency and fast heat dissipation. However, due to their material characteristics, they also have some inconveniences in use, such as being easily scalded. When choosing to use a glass covered bowl, you need to weigh its advantages and disadvantages and decide whether it is suitable to use a glass covered bowl for tea brewing based on your personal usage habits and needs.