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Question: Is this made in China?
Document: This was the Number One reason that I chose Revere, yet this teapot was made in China! Very dissappointing. I should have returned it..
The handle besides being short is made of very shiney and slippery plastic. Very dangerous.Please! Please! Please! For your own safety, DO NOT buy this kettle.
When we wanted a whistling teak kettle for our RV, we looked at everything Amazon had. This one seemed perfect and we were not disappointed. It is handsome, the whistle is not too piercing for our small space, the handle stays cool, it pours cleanly and it seems very well-made. Perfect for our use.
Our very old tea pot kettle broke and this came closest to the original. They are still well made and functional. One complaint, the old enclosed handle prevented the kettle from twisting in the hand and burning the side of it. Newer design is not always better!
I first bought this tea kettle as a young woman in 1982. It came with me through numerous apartment moves and served countless guests. I remember how we used to sit around my apartment in our early 20s and giggle from drinking great quantities of Chinese tea, made with boiling water from this humble tea kettle.
This thing is a big disappointment! It &#34;spits everywhere, water runs out from around the handle connection when it heats up, the handle is so small that when using a hot pad to hold it I have almost dropped it several times because it is so award! My mother always had a Revere ware tea kettle and it was made far better than this thing. I would not purchase again nor recommend it.
I have gone through many more expensive fancier tea kettles and this is my favorite. For many years I made coffee with a Chemex pot and now I am a tea addict. This kettle does its job very well. It has a large flat bottom that heats water up very fast. It has a reliable whistle that is attached so I don't misplace it in my kitchen or burn my hands using it. That is handy for me when using an electric stove which doesn't cool down instantly.
Part of the issue with the hot handle is that the bottom is so small that when I put my gas burner on high the flame spreads out beyond the bottom of the kettle . I usually put my gas burner on half to two-thirds heat and then the handle doesn't get hot. Frankly, the copper bottom is so efficient you can boil nearly as fast on lower heat anyway. One thing I don't know but would like to hear from someone who recently purchased: is this still made in the USA?
do not over fill or it will leak out all over the stove.. otherwise a very good product..boils the water very quickly...
You will need to keep a thin mitt or something handy, otherwise this kettle gets way too hot to pick up when it boils. seriously, it will burn you if you try too use your bare hand.
Answer: I believe it is.  It is thinner that my old pot, and obviously made much cheaper.  Although, it still boils my water better and faster than other kettles... so, I'm happy with it, but I don't expect it to last as long as the old Revere ware kettles did.