I have a tea kettle and it has rust inside. I used CLR and it helped some, but there is still a reasonable amount in there. I have no problem buying a new one, but if I do, how do i keep it from rusting inside? Its there one material better than another? (copper, stainless steel, porceline etc)
I accidentally turned on the wrong burner on the stove, causing my copper tea kettle to dry boil, melting the enamel off of the bottom. Is it still safe to use or should I just get rid of it?
Or is there some cheap way to repair it?
I was looking at different teapots and things online and I came across a picture of something that looked like a tea kettle and a teapot mixed together. It looked like you would boil the water in it like you would with a tea kettle, but then add loose tea afterwards like a teapot. Do they make such a thing or did my eyes deceive me?
I’m looking for a quiet tea kettle because I’m going to college and I’m an early riser, I don’t want my kettle to bother my room mate who may still be asleep when I wake up. I bought an electric tea kettle thinking it would be quieter than my stove top kettle. It makes an awful loud gurgling type noise before it even reaches a boil. I would just like something that won’t bother my room mate.
So, are there electric kettles that don’t make that noise. It’s difficult to describe.
I just got a new tea kettle and it’s rusting. Is it dangerous to keep using it? I thought rust was poisonous, but others seem to think it’s not such a big deal.
Any help would be really appreciated.
I have a stainless steel tea kettle and was wondering if it is okay to use on a glass top stove. I am only wandering because I have read that it is not good to use certain types of kettles on them. Also, if it is okay, what heat setting should it be heated on?