iCool-Handle Red Hotness Tea Kettle: Whistling, Surgical Stainless Steel with 2 x Infusers, 2.8 QT Volume - Compatible on all Stovetops (Induction or Gas) Review

I love my Pykal Red Hotness Whistling Teapot with iCool handle technology. It is made of surgical steel. It's so easy to use and clean. I love that it lets you know when your water is hot enough with its whistle. Then you have an icool handle that doesn't get hot when you take the kettle off the stove. Then you get the infusions for my loose tea, which is a plus for tea lovers.

This pearl kettle boils the water I use for tea every morning. Having spent a lot of time in New Zealand, where a cup of tea means "drink a cup of tea", this teapot is almost perfect for my morning "guarantee". It looks like a "work of art" on my stovetop with a beautiful design. This might be one of the items that I will give to my family and friends as a Christmas present. Simply delighted with this masterful product.

Nice size teapot - 2 liters (quarts). Excellent red (I love red accents in the kitchen) looks very solid. Everything about it looks good and I expect it to last almost forever. Comes with two matching infusers, easy to use. As advertised, the grip stays cool. What was unexpected was the whistle. Unlike other kettles, it doesn't emit a deafening squeak. Once he lets you know he's ready, he'll disappear downstairs. Cats don't run away from it, which is a pleasant surprise.

I wanted to wait until I use the kettle a bit before writing a review. I have to say that I am completely satisfied with this kettle. I love the classic retro design, I love the red/stainless steel. I really like that the bottom is wide enough so the flame doesn't "lick" the sides of the pot. I like that the handle is "cool". I really like that the lid of the kettle can be easily removed without burning your hand. I like the instruction to empty the kettle after each use and let it dry to avoid

Because of the whistle function and the beautiful red color I was willing to spend the money. It didn't whine on my first try and eventually boiled away, ruining the outer red color. I was also surprised that it cooked so quickly. HOWEVER, I wrote to the seller and found out the following: This beautiful kettle has a very quiet whistle and it must be remembered that the whistle depends on the steam produced during boiling, so pour enough water into it. In any case, this is NOT a kettle you can…

We received this a few weeks ago. I've been looking for the right teapot for a long time and thought I had finally found it, but unfortunately not. It looks good, although not as heavy as we thought, but most of all we wanted a "loud" whistle that could be heard in the next room. The whistle can only be heard if you stand a few feet away from it, can't be heard in the next room, and isn't very loud in the same room either. The company contacted me to proceed and I explained to them that I would

I think it's expensive for a teapot but I think it's worth it. it is durable and heavy. It holds a lot of water. The whistle is not intrusively loud. The handle is long. The handle stays cool. I get warm, but the handle is by no means hot. It is important for me. The most important thing for me is that this kettle does not spit or leak water when pouring. The base is very wide so they won't leak the sides of this kettle even on a strong flame. Teapots are made of silicone. The silicone ball…