Product DescriptionThese cute whistling Animal Tea Kettles will add the perfect element of whimsy to your kitchen.
Beatifully gift boxed and ready for gift giving.
Enamel on steel.
Size: H 8'' x W 12.5''
Capacity: 3 qt
The benefits of Enamel Tea Kettles vs Steel
1. Enamel keeps water hot longer.
2. Excellent heat resistance and durability.
3. Resistant to odor absorption.
4. More resistant to bacteria accumulation.
5. Can be used with all heat sources, including gas, electric, radiant, halogen, or ceramic heating sources.
What Others Say
Surprisingly perfect.
I did not expect a tea kettle this adorable (and it is adorable) to actually be the best kettle I've had. What's so great about it?
1. Solid construction, I've dropped it ( empty thankfully ) and it has no dents or scratches.
2. Easy to clean, no unreachable nooks.
3. Balanced, empty or full, it doesn't tip over as some previous kettles of mine did.
4. The handle stays nearly cool to the touch, I've gotten in the bad habit of picking it up without a potholder.
5. The lid fits tightly, there is no spill even when full to the brim.
6. The harmonic whistle is pleasant and plenty loud.
7. The inside material may be teflon (I don't know, it's just smooth and not stainless steel) so it stays really clean. ... Read More
adorable critter
This giraffe tea kettle is so cute, I leave it on my stove all the time. It is not often that such a functional item is also attractive. I like the whistle, too, it is not the normal shrill sound.
Definitely a great buy for yourself or as a gift!
OMG, How cute is this
Purchased 3 on sale @ Amazon.com for Christmas gifts. Think I just might have to keep one for myself. Not only is this Tea Kettle adorable, but it is well made. Yes, it is a smaller kettle, but it works for me. Shipped fast and well packaged.
very cute
i love this kettle, it/s cute and makes a very nice noise when boiling. thought it will be small, but it is absolutely right size.
love my new kitchen duck
This yellow duck tea kettle brightens up my stove top. Whistle is a little strange and sounds more like a siren then a quack but we now know what it is.
