Is this normal for titanium pot?

[karol3]

Hi, I use this is so called "titanium pot" to boil only water. Is this normal what is happening on the bottom of it or it's a scam not real titanium pot?

 

[dragnlaw]

Well, I'm not an expert on metals but to my way of thinking it is just deposits from the water you have boiled.
Think about the inside of a kettle, how it gets after multiple uses and never scrubbed inside.

When I boil water for pasta, etc, when washing up, unless I put a lot of elbow grease into it, I can always see a dull film on the pot, Stainless Steel or what-ever. I almost always end up using a soap pad (of steel wool).

 

[karol3]

Hi, I use this is so called "titanium pot" to boil only water. Is this normal what is happening on the bottom of it or it's a scam not real titanium pot?View attachment 65782

Fair point. I also just made a scratch test. As far as I shouldn't be able to scratch titan like that, for me it looks like it's some titan like color coating and regular aluminum inside. Am I missing something here?

 

[Roll_Bones]

I'm glad you called it a so-called "titanium pot". If it was titanium it would cost as much as a car. lol

 

[dragnlaw]

Mr Google says:.....

"What are titanium pans made of?

All products from the Titanium Cookware series are made of high-quality aluminum alloy cast in a German smeltery."

and as Roll Bones has said... you would have to promise your first born for a whole set...

 

[Sir_Loin_of_Beef]

Get yourself a Brita pitcher (new, or you might find one in a thrift store), and keep it on the counter, filled of course. Using filtered water should aleviate most of that crud on the bottom of your pots and pans. I have a regular Brita pitcher on the counter for cooking water, mixing water, ice cubes, coffee, filling the kitty water dish, etc. and a 12 quart Brita dispenser in the fridge for drinking and filling my water bottles.

 

[Sir_Loin_of_Beef]

and as Roll Bones has said... you would have to promise your first born for a whole set...

They can have my first born, just show up and claim him.

 

[dragnlaw]

I'm trying to figure out what you would use the water in that pot for?
It is actually sort of cute.

 

[GotGarlic]

I'm glad you called it a so-called "titanium pot". If it was titanium it would cost as much as a car. lol

I was just thinking about that.

 

[Anitha Kishore]

Hi, I use this is so called "titanium pot" to boil only water. Is this normal what is happening on the bottom of it or it's a scam not real titanium pot?View attachment 65782

Titanium tends to change color if it is heated to a high degree so it's not good to boil water. Get a stainless steel Bowl from Avias which I've been using for more than 3 years, its quality is good and there is no change in steel texture too. I don't know if it's available for other countries so I'll share a link below.

AVIAS Riara premium stainless steel Triply Tasla with steel lid | 3 layers, induction friendly, 2.5mm thickness, induction friendly | 20cm/22cm/24cm/26cm

Best tri-ply cookware Triple Layer Body: Inner layer- 304 Stainless steel, Middle layer- Aluminium & Outer layer- 430 Stainless steel. Ideal for gifts, Compatible with all cooking ranges, 2.5mm thickness induction friendly.

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[Sir_Loin_of_Beef]

Is titanium a pot brand name, like sensimilla and Maui Wowie?