This 12 cup stove top whistling kettle is the perfect product for boiling water. Made from high quality borosilicate glass from Germany, this kettle is suitable for use on your electric or gas ranges. Product Features 12 Cup Stove Top Whistling Kettle for Use on Electric & Gas Ranges High Quality Borosilicate Glass from DURAN,
This 12 cup stove top whistling kettle is the perfect product for boiling water. Made from high quality borosilicate glass from Germany, this kettle is suitable for use on your electric or gas ranges.
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Redesigned Handle really doesn’t get too hot… I had one of these Medelco tea kettles before the handle was re-designed and I didn’t like it at all. It felt awkward to use, and unless it was over a very low flame the handle would get way too hot. Not any more! I broke two of my expensive (and way too fragile) borosilicate tea kettles with the blue knob on top, and couldn’t find another design that I liked the look of, and that also had a well-designed handle that didn’t get hot. After looking for hours, I realized that I didn’t have…
Clean Pure Boiled Water The kettle that I received has the curved handle, not straight like in photo. But this is fine as it keeps the plastic and your hand further away from hot glass and stove heat. This kettle has less paint markings than my prior had. Basically, minimal and six cup capacity markings on side. But, includes as a side note, 12 cup maximum capacity warning. Heats water fast too. The whistle is not as loud as my prior kettle. Make sure you place/push down the whistle/lid down fully for it to…
It’s a great one. Minus the plastic parts. This is a great glass kettle. It is larger than most, which is great. ( Most are tiny. ) Plus, it is the only glass one I’ve found so far that has a whistle. I ended up not using the plastic lid/whistle, though, as I am way too paranoid about that plastic leaching toxins into water. But, if that doesn’t bother you, just know – it really whistles. And, pretty loudly, too. As for me, those plastic parts are a huge minus. Especially the lid. I use a glass lid from another glass kettle I have, and…