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Question: Does the handle get hot when you heat it up, needing to use a pot holder?
Document: It heats up fast3. the whistle can be heard from another room!!!! you have to make sure the lid is on tight but finally I have a tea kettle that I can hear!4. Beware:  the handle does get hot. you will need a pot holder most of the time. It doesn't take rocket science to figure that one out and is not a deterring factor at all. so what, pots get hot handles.5.
There is no question, this is a beautiful and functional hot water heater with a low key whistle! Can make enough hot water for a large crowd. You must invest in a handle pad as the whole kettle heats up. I do not mind that this is a must, and I can then admire the beauty of the kettle on the stove, free of pot holder, when not in use!
You also need a pot holder to pick it up because the steal transfers the heat to the handle. The quality of the stainless steel is excellent as always, though.
So far, so good. This kettle heats the water pretty quickly (I only use enough for 25-40 oz for coffee for my French press). The whistle works fine. Loud and clear, in fact. I'll let you know if it ever stops whistling which I guess is an issue for some people. The handle does get hot. It's metal. Metal conducts heat. Hello! Use a hot pad or buy or have granny knit you a handy dandy little handle koozy. How hard is that?
Have always had an All Clad kettle. This replaced my old one. Despite being made in China, it still has the reliable thick body construction included in all All Clad products. Its a huge pot and the thick bottom is great for my gas range. I'm not a fan of the whistle so I just keep the spout lid open at all times. The whistle is not loud though. I wish there was a plastic component on the handle to eliminate a pot holder (handle gets hot!)
I love my All-Clad tea Kettle. It is easy to fill and super easy to clean and maintain the shine. The whistle does get hot when steam is passing through it so use caution when opening the spout. The handle does get warm but nothing that I need a mitt for.
i wanted a tea kettle to match my pans. this one looks great, although i wish it came in brushed stainless steel. when i read some of the reviews saying the handle gets hot, i was concerned about buying something that would suck to use. but knowing that stainless steel is not a good conductor of heat (so the handle should be unlikely to heat up), i purchased it hoping i wasnt missing something and knowing if i was amazon has amazing customer service.
I think my title says it all.All steel construction. Feels weighty and solid. I don't see any plastic anywhere Shiny Polish. Hasn't developed haze or patina with use. No rust.Large capacity holds plenty of water.Boils quickly because of large flat baseSoft whistle. Loud enough but not shrill/shriekingHandles get hot. Spout cover gets hot. Use a towel or let it coolLid fits snug and doesn't fall when you pourSpout cover stays open when pouringThere are some cons though.
The tea pot is the perfect size, heats the water fast, the whistle is not too loud to wake up the whole house and most of all I love the way it looks. Very seldom is the handle too hot for me to handle... all around great tea pot.
This is not a kettle, it's a piece of art! I'm not sure what's more beautiful the outside, or the mirror like interior! My Thanksgiving guests noticed the kettle right away. The handle has never been hot as some of the reviews mentioned. It is larger than I expected. I believe it's wider and shallow to heat the water super fast. It really is extravagant and worth it!
Answer: Keep the kettle on a burner smaller in diameter than that of the kettle and the handle stays cool.