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Question: If you empty it and leave it on the stove to dry instead of drying it by hand, does the inside of the kettle rust or get white spots?
Document: Always stored this empty inbetween uses and now 5 noticable rust spots have formed inside the kettle. You get waht you pay for - this is a waste of $10. I am switching to a glass kettle to avoid the possibility of similar problems.
PLEASE KEEP SHOPPING!! This little tea kettle seemed like a nice buy but, it turned out not to be a case.this inside started to rust after only a few uses CMON!! its supposed to hold water! !and no I did not let water sit I would empty what was not used.I suggest you you spend more money & get a kettle you can enjoy for longer than a month.
This things works....it does heat up water and whistle....however, it is most assuredly NOT stainless steel as we've only had this thing a little over a month and there is rust inside the kettle. Junk.
I have used this kettle four times. The bottom is already flaking off! I made the mistake of looking inside, and it looks horrid. I would not recommend buying this product. Spend a little more and get something that will last.
I didn't leave it on the burner for it to melt either. The water was boiled and I took it off the hot plate and let it stand. It just melted by itself (it's probably caused by the hot water inside, but err.. this is a tea kettle... that is supposed to store... hot water..).So I called Farberware as I think it's ridiculous for a product to die on me after so little use.
I had a small Farberware teakettle for years. Until my husband burned it on the stove. This looked like the nearest replacement. But no. The metal is so thin, cardboard would be heavier. The removable top has razor-sharp edges and the opening is barely two inches wide - no hand or sponge can fit in to clean it. It didn't look safe to boil water in so I threw it away. Sadly, Farberware now belongs strictly in the Dollar Store.
This kettle does what it's supposed to do. I haven't had any issues with rust (at least not yet). For the price it works fine. Just a note, the handle does not tilt side to side. So, filling the kettle can be cumbersome. I can smell the plastic parts after boiling, which isn't very pleasant. Other than those comments, it's fine if you're looking for an inexpensive kettle. It still looks new and shiny after about a month...
I like this little, light kettle. It was a great buy for the price and it looks good on a dark stove. I recommend it.
If you want a &#34;full size &#34; kettle than make another choice. Handy on a smaller stove or for for a small amount of water.
This item is very cheaply made and does not whistle when the water boils. You have to stand by the stove and guess if its done. The first time I used it I was not in the kitchen and figured it ,like all teapots, would whistle when the water boiled. In the mean time I was doing laundry and forgot it was on. By the time I realized it all the water had evaporated and burned the bottom of the kettle.
Answer: I can only speak from my experience & unfortunately the answer is yes.I only had the kettle for a little over a month & it rusted on mewas very disappointed Faberware really needs to take this one back to the drawing board.hope this helpsI recommend you keep shopping.