Styled after the iconic Classic Whistling, the stainless steel Classic Whistling is a striking blend of traditional design and modern sensibilities. Product Features Le creuset whistling tea kettle holds 1.75 quarts Stainless steel kettle is induction compatible Handle locks in upright position; spout flips open for pouring Stainless-steel rim resists chips; heat-resistant phenolic lid knob
Styled after the iconic Classic Whistling, the stainless steel Classic Whistling is a striking blend of traditional design and modern sensibilities.
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No. I purchased this to replace another Le Creuset that had rusted by the interior base of the pour spout. All I ever do in this kettle is boil water. That is it. I have the same problem with this kettle as the last. Where the side wall and the bottom of the pour spout, inside, is rusted. I have used this kettle for it’s intended purpose and it failed. Pretty pricy fail. Not worth it, it will not stand the test of time.
What is good & what is not so good about the Le Creuset 1.7 Qt Stainless Steel teapot —- 1) Stainless-Steel vs. Enamel-on-Steel: Amazon has reviews of the Le Creuset Stainless-Steel Whistling Teakettle mixed in with the reviews of the Le Creuset Enamel-on-Steel Whistling Teakettle because they are the same style. However Amazon now also has a separate review area just for the Stainless-Steel model reviews. That’s good because many of the reviewers here complain about rust on their Enamel-on-Steel teapots, which would not be a problem if they had bought the stainless steel…
Great tea kettle We had problems with previous tea kettles rusting but this one does not rust at all. As long as you don’t fill it past the nose it doesn’t spill water out of the nose or top like some say it does. I do not need to use a tea towel for the handle after heating the water – the handle just doesn’t get hot. It has a loud whistle (loud enough to wake the dead). The only time it didn’t whistle was when I didn’t have the lid or cap to the nose closed correctly. Since it’s stainless steel throughout…