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by Bert » Jul 18th, '08, 02:04

@chamekke & betta:

thanks for your answers. I think I keep the tetsubin the way it is. ;-)
(It is unlined)

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Jul 18th, '08, 04:32
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by heavydoom » Jul 18th, '08, 04:32

Salsero wrote:
heavydoom wrote:i would leave the calcium on the pot, if it does not hinder your pouring out of tea, it adds character to your pot. kinda like a beaten up old leather bag.
There's something to be said for that. My go to yixing pot I use the most is stained and looks awful due to differences in the clay used in different parts and various levels of abuse I have subjected it to. But I love it just as it is.
totally, dude!! people would pay handsomely to get a look like that on a pot.

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by hop_goblin » Jul 18th, '08, 12:46

Salsero wrote:
heavydoom wrote:i would leave the calcium on the pot, if it does not hinder your pouring out of tea, it adds character to your pot. kinda like a beaten up old leather bag.
There's something to be said for that. My go to yixing pot I use the most is stained and looks awful due to differences in the clay used in different parts and various levels of abuse I have subjected it to. But I love it just as it is.
I can relate sal, they become "old friends"

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by joelbct » Jul 18th, '08, 14:14

You can take the Calcium out of the Yixing, but you can't take the Yixing out of the Calcium...

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by heavydoom » Jul 18th, '08, 14:30

:shock:

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