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Question: Does this kettle have a flat bottom? I'm looking for a kettle to be used on a glass top stove so kettles with bottom-protruding rims will not work.
Document: This is an awful product. It looked great in my kitchen, but all of a sudden it started to chip and peel off..started from the bottom and it is working it's way to the top. I originally bought this for its look. Now it looks like a used up kettle. I am very disappointed. Not durable. Stay away.
Holds a good amount of liquid and lets you know when water is boiling without making a mess. very attractive and sits nice and flat against a flat top electric stove,
Works great on my glass top stove, has a nice whistle, and keeps the water hot for at least an hour after I've removed it from the burner. Easy to pour/easy lid. All around a great product.
The thumb thingy is unusual and it will take me a bit to get used to it. But it is absolutely no hassle at all. I do believe I will come to like it better than the opener on my previous pot. It's a great design. It pours without splatter. I can pour water from my Britta water jug into the open top with no problem whatever. And it would work just fine doing so from the sink If I were to want to do that.
It looks very nice on my stove top. Also, it feels nice and heavy. It lives up to the quality I'd hoped for.Something I was unsure about was the lever type button used on the spout. Its not like the one I was used to, where you pull the ring and the spout cover opens. Here you simply press down the lever and the spout cap opens until you pull the lever back up. I don't mind it at all, but would prefer the former.
It starts low, but shortly after gets quite loud. Can't ignore it. We have the hot spiral type stove top, and it has worked very well. On medium-high heat, it takes about 10 minutes to get a good boil. Could be less, but when I prepare tea, I'm in no rush.The handle is plastic and does not get hot, so no need for a towel to hold it.Finally, the spout. When I put the hot water, no dribble!
It would have been inaudible outside the kitchen. Paula's instructions say something about all her teakettles. The latter instruction didn't specify any particular type of kettle, so using a medium high setting must apply to all.She also states "never leave these teakettles on a glass cook top. Remove to a heat-resistant surface such as a wood cutting board." In other words, porcelain enamel require caution when using.
Guys normally don't review products such as this; I had to because no one points out it's flaws that even Paula Deen admits to. This kettle is made of porcelain enamel. To quote Paula's own "Important Safety, use & care information, overheating can make teakettles with porcelain enamel fuse to the surface of glass cook top ranges, requiring the replacement of the glass cook top." She indirectly defines overheating by stating "your teakettle should be heated on medium-to-medium high heat only."
This is exactly what I was looking for. The color is so pretty, also. I'm very pleased with my purchase.
Short and stout! This is a basic red tea kettle that does what it is supposed to do. I mean, it is used to heat water for tea and that is about what I expect it to do! It looks great on the stove and the style is good. I am not a country person, so this tea kettle looks good in my modern kitchen.
Answer: Yes, it has a flat bottom