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To boil the water to make the tea, you could either put on a teapot or just a regular small pot with water in it over a stove until the water boils. You could also put water in a mug and put that into the microwave for a few minutes until it boils or gets hot enough.

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Almost all chemicals are more soluble at high temperature than they are at lower temperature, so the tea infuses into the water more rapidly when the water is hot or boiling.

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