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Question: Does it whistle?
Document: Its pretty, it's simple, it's well made. No it does not whistle. You have to hold the top while pouring duh!
Not too much to say except it does it's job perfectly and I love that it doesn't whistle. Great purchase
Sleek design, pours nicely and comfortable to hold. Only down side is it doesn't whistle. I highly recommend this if you don't need a whistle to tell you it's ready.
Heats water super fast and looks pretty on the stove! No whistle - which I love - plus you don't need it. You can stand there and see steam come out in no time flat.
Wonderful little tea kettle. Love the clean lines and the spun steel. Heats up quickly and is easy to refill. Thought I might miss the whistle, yet don't.
My husband was concerned to not have a whistle pot, but after seeing how great this pot is, he doesn't miss the whistling pots at all. The edge is perfectly angled so it doesn't drip at all. The handle easily bends from side to side, but when there is water in it, it stays perfectly positioned.
I wasn't sure if I'd miss not having a whistle to notify when the water is hot....thankfully, it's no problem. The no seam, all in one mold is also easier to clean and looks very sleek. I realize now, this is the same teapot my Aunts and Cousins own and use in Japan, when I've gone to visit them!
Beautiful kettle, just as described.Spout pours well, handle pivots in one direction only (a plus when in action), lid slips on & off easily without struggle, and lid is vented to allow steam to escape. PLUS it does not whistle! Yeah!Large, elegant workhorse.
We have been using this daily for the past two months and love it. I think it would take too long on an electric stove but I have it on the big gas burner and we have not had any issues. I have no idea if I have followed the instructions on use correctly since they are in Japanese. There is no whistle or spout cover but for me that is a bonus.
This teapot is expensive but well worth the extra money! We've burned through 5 different the lacquer pots but have had no problems with this one. There is no whistle, but we've learned to tune our ears into the &#34;steam sound&#34; so we haven't forgotten about it except for once. And because it doesn't have the lacquer finish, this one time didn't ruin the pot.
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