Babalian and Poling525, stunning pots!!
Poling, where did you get yours from?
May 6th, '09, 17:41
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/65257125@N00/3470420419/teashionista wrote:Gorgeous teapots, lamppost! I've been looking at Chen's pots for a while, and now I HAVE TO HAVE ONE!! The power of TeaChat in action
I like the Chen's clay a lot. One of those good zisha which is hard to find nowadays.

I bet your closets are full! Fun toysTIM wrote:http://www.flickr.com/photos/65257125@N00/3470420419/teashionista wrote:Gorgeous teapots, lamppost! I've been looking at Chen's pots for a while, and now I HAVE TO HAVE ONE!! The power of TeaChat in action
I like the Chen's clay a lot. One of those good zisha which is hard to find nowadays.

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Boiled it for 3 hrs. Clean it. Boiled it with tea for 3 hrs. Clean it again. Boiled it with water only for 3 hrs. Wipe clean and let dry overnight. Started testing.... High fired Anxi TGY first, cooked pu, raw pu, Taiwanese aged, Wuyi light and high fired.... still testing.bcos wrote:TIM, how did you end up prepping your shui ping for use?