Easy to fill by just lifting the whistle part; easy to pour; nothing to chip; handle stays cool; good price.
Anonymous
12/03/2014 09:26
Subject: quest for the perfect tea/hot water kettle
You mean the one you boil on the stove?
Anonymous
12/03/2014 09:21
Subject: quest for the perfect tea/hot water kettle
Please, recommend a good and tried tea kettle. It may sound crazy but the past 4 I purchased either chipped, or the enamel/paint peeled (inside or outside), the handle would be set in a way that burns you with the steam coming from the spout, or there was something else wrong.
I was not buying cheap either - 50 bucks or so. We need a new one and I dont want to waste my money again! I am willing to spend up to 80 bucks for quality that will last.
No electric kettles please, we will be moving overseas within a year or so ....