And the brushed stainless model takes FOREVER to boil.

so I purchased the same model, but this time the top melted and whistle fell out in 2 months

After months of usage, our newly purchased stainless model is going to charity for the following reasons.1

we have the stainless steel model and leave ours sitting on the stovetop, which means it gets dirty/greasy from nearby cooking.

I owned the shiny stainless steel model of this for at least 20 years until it sprung a leak along the bottom rim.

And the brushed stainless model takes FOREVER to boil.

I debated if I would like the Brushed aluminum model.

I chose this model over other tea kettles because reviewers loved its low, train-like whistle.

This teapot is perfect and I think it is just as good as the really expensive models

This teapot is perfect and I think it is just as good as the really expensive models

I bought the shiny chrome "stainless steel" model, washed before using, as they recommend, then boiled water for a pot of tea.