🍵 Stylish and Functional: Le Creuset Stainless Steel Demi Tea Kettle, 1.25 qt. Review

1- The handle was too stiff from day one. When straightening, there is a risk of spilling hot water on yourself. 2- The same goes for the lid. It gets stuck and is very difficult to remove. 3- If it is more than 60% full with the lid closed, a vacuum will be created inside and it will flow out very slowly.

I like that this particular teapot is made of stainless steel and not enamel. It's easy to clean, I boil water + vinegar, which removes deposits inside. What I don't like are the plastic parts, all stainless steel parts are better. Over time, the plastic parts will likely melt. This one was a bit small for my liking, I ended up at 1.7 litres, the same price as this one at the time of purchase.

Great kettle. It is well made and beautifully designed. It's perfect for 1 or 2 large cups of tea. The handle is large enough and heats up a bit, but not enough to grab it with your bare hands. The handle is also solid. The whistle is pleasant and not too loud. I bought a Le Creuset ceramic teapot, but this one is much nicer. Pour slowly at first when the water is boiling, but this also happens when you boil the water in a saucepan. I would buy it again and I like it very much.

This is a dangerous product in my opinion - if you are going to rely on a whistle. Because the whistle doesn't ALWAYS work, so if you don't watch it closely, you're in danger. And in my case, the whistle stopped working at all. After I threw away all the packaging. I noticed that the cap didn't fit well, which took away from the whistle function or made it inconsistent - sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Le Creuset was a good brand that I liked so I don't know if I got a bad kettle or…

Received this teapot yesterday. It is very beautiful, shiny and beautiful. The handle on the lid was not tightened, so water entered when washing, so tighten the lid b4 with a sink. It's a bit heavier than my other kettle but heats up twice as fast. I had no problem with the handle getting hot and love how it slides aside for cleaning or pouring water. When I was done, I opened the spout lid to stop the pleasant sound of the whistle. use him. It was a pleasant sound, not too loud or high…

This kettle is a bit heavy though as it is welded to the bottom for use on the hob. But overall it offers a compact design for the chef who needs to take care of such things. It can be easily stored in the cupboard when not in use and does not take up much space due to the foldable handle and the size of the kettle. Reviews complaining about the water boiling away from the top should be ignored as no more than 1.2 liters of water should be poured in - an amount equal to the bottom edge where…

We liked the 'flamed' porcelain kettle over steel exactly the same size and style as this stainless steel model but unfortunately the interior has deteriorated over the last 3 years and rust was evident. When we came across this version, also offered by Le Creuset, we gritted our teeth and shelled out the rather high running costs in the hope that the kettle would last significantly longer than a porcelain kettle. The only notable differences between them are: 1) the loop where the handle…

I did a lot (some would say crazy) research and thought before buying and I'm very happy with the results - and glad it got a little There is a detour. I first ordered the enamelled version in caribbean blue. i loved this colour. It arrived and I realized I had handled it carefully for fear of breaking it. When I removed the protective cardboard from the end of the spout, I found that there was already a chip there. I decided I would choose stainless steel for the second round. I didn't want to