Farberware Classic Tiburon 2-1/2-Quart Whistling Stainless-Steel Teakettle

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Farberware Classic Tiburon 2-1/2-Quart Whistling Stainless-Steel Teakettle

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Prepare teas and soups quickly and easily while accessorizing your kitchen with this 2.5-qt. Tiburon Whistling Teakettle from the Classic Series collection. Made with Farberware's superior construction and timeless 18/10 stainless steel it's sure to complement your kitchen and be a staple in your kitchen for years to come. Limited lifetime guarantee.

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Product Details

Product Length:	10.1 inches
Product Width:	9.2 inches
Product Height:	9.1 inches
Product Weight:	1.5 pounds
Package Length:	10.0 inches
Package Width:	8.6 inches
Package Height:	8.6 inches
Package Weight:	2.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 129 reviews

Features

Whistling teakettle with flared bell shape for quick heating
Lock-open spout cap for convenient filling and pouring
Made of 18/10 stainless steel with high-polish mirror finish
Stay-cool synthetic handle and lid finial
2-1/2-quart-capacity; 8-1/2 by 9 by 8-1/2 inches

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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GREAT VALUE MUST HAVE FOR THE KITCHEN Jan 04, 2009
I bought this for my wife so she would not have to heat water up for her tea in the microwave anymore and we have been very pleased with this one. The bottom is flat and a great size that completely covers the burner to allow the water to heat very fast. The stainless-steel looks very shinny and compliments the kitchen in a good way. The one thing I was worried about was the handle being hot and every time I have gone to grab the handle after the water is hot it is always cool to the touch. It also whistles at you to let you know that the water is done and so you don't forget it. This was defiantly a great buy for our kitchen.

so far so good Dec 22, 2008
I have had this tea kettle for about a month and so far love it. Granted filling is not the easiest but it works, and it boils much faster than a microwave. After reading other reviews I always empty it so hopefully I won't have a rust or sediment problem And I say so far so good.

Good for the price Nov 19, 2008
I've had this tea kettle for 4 years and it is still working fine. No parts have broken, the whistle starts of low then quickly builds in volume, and it remains shiny. The handle never seems hot to me at all, not by a long shot. It also seems to boil water very quickly. That said, I am usually only boiling the equivalent of a cup or two at a time. The one time I filled the kettle to the brink, it did take a while to boil. I still didn't notice the handle heating up any, but I can see how theoretically that might happen if the kettle had to be on the fire a long time to heat a full kettle of water.

I'm frankly quite surprised by the amount of negative comments and am wondering if something has changed in the manufacture of the kettle so that new purchasers are getting a worse kettle than I got 4 years ago. I came on here to buy another one simply because I am noticing some discoloration at the bottom of the kettle (because I accidentally left it on the fire with the whistle lid open, so that it burned the kettle after the water was all gone). Not sure if it is a health hazard, but for only $20, why take a chance.

Though I probably shouldn't deduct a star on that account, since I am the one who burned the kettle by forgetting to close the lid and then forgetting I'd left it on the stove, I can't quite bring myself to give a perfect rating to a kettle I have to replace after only 4 years. I think if it was thicker steel it still wouldn't have been so damaged by the time I could smell the burning, but who knows. Anyway, if you're looking to get a decent kettle for $20, this one is a good buy.

Still a good idea . . Nov 08, 2008
I got a set of Farberware cookware as a wedding gift in 1968. Thanks to Barkeeper's Friend, each piece still looks as good as it did when new, and I am still using them all. I've added a few pieces over the years, so I thought this tea kettle would be a good purchase. Well, it got knocked off the stove onto the floor, after 2 years, and the plastic handle broke. Then it fell off a year later and got a dent! So I am now getting ready to buy a new one. I cannot see anything better for the price, so I'll buy another. All in all, I've been happy with it. Mostly I use it to boil water to pour on weeds in the spaces between my pavers on the driveway and patio. Boiling water totally kills weeds and is non-toxic. For tea water I use my Sunbeam Hot Shot, an amazing machine.