- Circular-shaped teakettle for stovetop use
- Brightly-colored enamel exterior; quick-heating aluminum core
- Stainless-steel lid, handle, and spout attachments
- Dishwasher-safe; appropriate for magnetic induction, ceramic, or glass cooktops
- 1.3-quart functional capacity; 10-year limited warranty
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From the Manufacturer
The Chantal tea ball teakettle features long-lasting stainless-steel components coated by an attractive ceramic finish. The nonreactive enamel interior prevents metal from reacting with the water, delivering a healthier, better-tasting tea. The kettle's smooth, flat base includes a quick-heating aluminum core, and is safe for use with ceramic, glass, and induction stovetops. You'll know the water is boiling once the genuine Hohner harmonica whistle sounds its two notes. In addition, the kettle offers a spring-loaded, stay-open flipper that keeps your fingers away from the steam while pouring. Chantal offers replacement parts if a part deteriorates, letting tea aficionados enjoy a lifetime of use. In addition, the kettle features an extra-large lid opening for easy cleaning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will the color fade?
A: Never. However, gas stoves have been known to cause discoloration on the bottom.
Q: How do I clean it?
A: Chantal teakettles are dishwasher-safe. You will need to occasionally boil a quart of water with 1/4 cup vinegar for 10 to 15 minutes to remove lime deposits from the Hohner whistle.
Q: Will it work on all stoves?
A: Yes, including glass and ceramic tops as well as magnetic induction.
Q: Why are replacement parts available? Is it a quality issue?
A: Chantal uses nothing but the highest-quality materials available. However, the materials in the lid gasket and the whistle simply will not last as long as the enamel pot, and by offering replacement parts for these items, your teakettle can last a lifetime.
Product Description
Chantal has been producing the world’s leading enamel-on-steel cookware for 25 years now, and along the way we’ve learned that beauty is only skin deep. Chantal’s enamel-on-steel cookware is developed from an age-old recipe that through
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Basically just for looks,
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This review is from: Chantal Enamel-on-Steel 1.3-Quart Tea Ball, Cobalt Blue (Kitchen)
I bought this because it was so neat looking. The problem is, that's about all it is. It does boil water, but because of it's super small base, it takes forever for the water in the ball to heat. My mother also has this and I always witness her boiling water in a pan and then transferring it to the teapot because it takes so long to boil. What's the point in that? Plus, the handle gets super hot, and you have to remove the "whistler" before you pour anything (which also is super hot). Purely for looks.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Has a one-note whistle,
By RC from CA "RC" (San Francisco, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Chantal Enamel-On-Steel Tea Ball 1.3 Quart White (Kitchen)
While the kettle looks good, I was disappointed in the performance and the description. I wanted another Chantal kettle that had the harmonic whistle. Just looking at the specifications on various websites, I was doubtful about the harmonic whistle. I bought the kettle based on a review at this site stating there was a two-note whistle. Well, the kettle I got sounded only one note. When I called the Chantal customer service representative, she confirmed the kettle only used one note, despite the fact that even the box that came with the kettle notes a "harmonic whistle." The informational literature that came with the kettle also talks about reeds in the whistle. There were no reeds that I could detect. Did I get a dud whistle? Not according the Chantal's customer service.
The kettle base is smaller than the smallest burner on my stove, so it's quite easy to get the handle hot. It's also easy to get the spout hot, which the informational notice warns not to do, or the whistle might melt. I'll be buying the larger classic kettle as a replacement.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great, but stainless version even better,
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This review is from: Chantal Enamel-On-Steel Tea Ball 1.3 Quart White (Kitchen)
This is a great tea-pot, IMO, if you need around a 53 OZ capacity. It is small and convenient for its capacity. And it looks great.
But only 4 stars, because the stainless Steel version looks even better, has a double thick bottom for heating, and looks even better. But if you need more than one, like I do, then having different colors helps know which is which. 2115|RPRTJY69MFP2H;2115|R2VEK9K2ZL25QG;2115|R1CDG5DO86CE6I;
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