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Question: Is there any plastic that touches the water?
Document: I love this kettle. In an effort to remove plastic from my diet, I replaced our plastic electric kettle with this one. It's well-priced, does not drip and has no plastic that touches the hot water! I do have to get used to the fact that it is not instantaneous--like an electric kettle--but that is a small price to pay for health. I even like that there are big rivets on the handle and that the handle turns to both sides!
Looks a bit retro, but I give up looks for no plastic exposed to water, either on lid or spout.Spout plastic is over stainless steelHeats up quickly. & had great loud whistle. A great buy.
i LOVE the look of this tea kettle. and i'm keeping it. but it does "glug" when the hot water comes out. it reminds me of when you get those big plastic water bottles. and you have to poke a hole in the top so the water pours out smoothly. well, there's no air hole in this kettle. i read that one reviewer made a small hole and another removed the silicone around the lid.
This tea pot is very good&#8212;except that it pours poorly. Just as you lift the kettle to finish a pour, out comes a huge dollop of water! It usually causes water to overflow the cup or, more often, shoots over the cup and onto the counter/table/hand. Not good.HOWEVER, this problem is easily remedied. Simply remove the clear plastic/rubber gasket from the lid and BINGO&#8212;it works perfectly. I hope this helps!
I removed plastic O-ring from the lid. It cured dripping spout and also gulping, sloshing, spurting, spluttering, surging, and gurgling mentioned but other reviewers.
This is the second kettle I buy form OXO the first had a plastic spout cover that ended up melting. This one splashes all over the place. OXO has great products Kettles are not one of them.
I have a gas cooktop and start and end my day with tea, so far so good! Easy to pour (I took out the plastic inner seal like previous reviewer mentioned).
The look of the OXO has the modern touches with the classic old school way making a nice cup of tea. Comfortable grip and tilt handle for refilling a nice touch.
I'm very grateful for the reviewer who advised how to fix the glugging problem with this kettle's pouring spout! I didn't like the idea of the plastic o-ring on the inside of the lid (remember the Challenger disaster?) so I had no qualms about removing it. The kettle now pours just fine (I almost scalded myself the first time I poured).
I have to push the spout lever several times before I can get it to stay open because it often will just spring closed again.If you ever need to remove the lid while the kettle is hot, be careful. The lid fits tightly on the kettle so you have to get a good grip on the plastic handle to tug it open. Unfortunately, the handle doesn't protect your fingers from the top of the lid when you're grasping the handle.
Answer: No, a definite plus.  I suppose technically steam could touch plastic on the top of the whistle and drip back down but I rarely use the whistle.