Chantal Enamel on Steel 1.8-Quart Loop Teakettle, Indigo Blue Some Information:
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Product Features Chantal Enamel on Steel 1.8-Quart Loop Teakettle, Indigo Blue
- 1.8-quart enamel-on-steel body is easy to clean and guaranteed not to fade
- Ergonomic cool-touch handle
- Quick, even heat distribution. flat base for maximum contact with the burner.
- Suitable for all stove types, including induction
- Durable stainless steel single tone whistle
Chantal Enamel on Steel 1.8-Quart Loop Teakettle, Indigo Blue Some Reviews:
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Chantal Enamel on Steel 1.8-Quart Loop Teakettle, Indigo Blue Reviews
| 33 of 34 people found the following review helpful  Cool looks, great functionality, whistle issues., By This review is from: Chantal 1.8-Quart Loop Teakettle, Stainless Steel (Kitchen) It's a neat looking teakettle, holds a lot of water and does a great job of pouring (some don't - believe it or not). The spout cover can be locked open or held partially open and the handle stays relatively cool. Our one problem was the exact opposite of the other reviewer's: it didn't whistle at all! I blew through the little harmonica lid and it made noise (maybe not up to Bob Dylan standards, but it did make noise). We called Chantal customer service and they said it was a common problem. He told us to loosen the screw that holds the harmonica against the spout and it would seal better and whistle. So (being Mr Fixit) I took the whole thing apart, stretched the little spring that holds the harmonica down, turned the screw out a bit and now it seals better and whistles. Not deafening but clearly audible. So now it works, but the Chantal guys need to recalibrate the laser controlled high tech assembly robots at their cutting-edge manufacturing facility in Thailand. Uh-huh. 18 of 18 people found the following review helpful  Technical flaw, By This review is from: Chantal Enamel-on-Steel 1.8 Quart Loop Teakettle, Chili Red (Kitchen) The craftsmanship of this kettle is outstanding. Paint is thick and rich, will change its shade a bit with temperature. The whistle is different here, it sounds more like locomotive signal - loud and low frequency. I used it on a gas stove and whistling nose lid (made of plastic) burned at the bottom a bit jamming the whistling element, and now lid does not close tight, therefore - no whistling. Looks like this kettle was designed with electrical cooker in mind.The main lid tends to get stuck half way when I close it, allowing steam to escape, which leads to no whistling. The handle is ergonomically located slightly on a back for no-strain pouring and is always cool enough to touch. Time to boil is slightly longer due the spherical shape of this kettle. 16 of 16 people found the following review helpful  A great disappointment., By This review is from: Chantal 1.8 Quart Enamel-on-Steel Loop Teakettle, Onyx (Kitchen) This is a beautiful kettle, but I bought it mainly for its loud whistle, which WAS truly loud when I tested it. For some reason, however, it doesn't always whistle--hence...DISASTER. I didn't hear it whistle so forgot about it, it overheated, and the black plastic melted. This is the second disappointment; the first was a Copco Virtu kettle, also beautiful, which didn't whistle at all because it was too loosely assembled. I will now have to spend almost $100 to get a kettle I can trust--one made of ALL stainless steel--no plastic. |
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