Review on Whistling Stovetop Tea 🫖 Kettle - 12-Cup Borosilicate Glass by Julia Stringer

Unfortunately I killed my favorite boiler. While I love my new granite countertops, they are NOT gentle on glass teapots. So, your obedient servant broke her favorite glass teapot today. I'm so sad. Thought I'd take another one. but what are the chances of me breaking it again? Pretty good I'd say, especially as I now have terrible pain in my fingers (especially my thumbs) from bone pain from the cancer drugs I'm taking. That's so sad. =( But- that doesn't mean YOU can't enjoy it! We live where the water is very hard and I would have to clean it with Dawn soap and a long brush. That's why it broke. in the dishwasher - like me several times with no side effects - but I decided to hand wash it. Goofy. He whistled - very loud. I liked it a lot because I would have forgotten my name if people hadn't told me what it was (after chemotherapy, the memory was lost.) You should have seen it simmer too if you took the lid off - that would stop the pipe if you didn't like it.The lid stays on but you have to take it off to pour. The handle didn't get very hot - unless it hasn't boiled over in a while. Used on electric stovetop and gas stovetop and both worked fine. Price - well you just can't beat the price. And it's 12 cups of water. I have it really gen ate. I make my own chai tea with ice using a few different teas, and I could fill a two liter gauge once by a mason. rs and put tea bags in for infusion. Heats up quickly, especially on a gas stove. I've never set it on a very high heat, always below average and it heats up quickly. It is brittle compared to stainless steel. This is the biggest downside in my opinion and the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, but it will never rust. Maybe I persuaded myself to buy it again. I'll think about it tonight. =