Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #6805 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 2-Quart
- Color: Silver
- Brand: BonJour
- Model: 53087
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.50" h x
8.75" w x
8.75" l,
3.00 pounds
Features
- Stainless steel exterior and full cap copper base; quick and efficient heating
- Drip free pour spout allows for easy pouring
- Stainless steel and rubberized handles are riveted for safe pouring
- 2 quart capacity
- Secure fitting lid
Product Description
With accessories ranging from tea and coffee pots to wine cellars and salt vaults, BonJour gives you the gourmet tools you need to sit back and drink in the moment. Making a cup of tea in this stunning stainless steel teakettle will become a favorite ritual. The kettle features a full cap copper base for quick and efficient heating and the durable, polished stainless steel exterior is stain resistant and a breeze to clean. A drip free pour spot allows you to conveniently pour hot liquids with ease and efficiency. Stainless steel and rubberized handles are riveted firmly into place for safe pouring while the secure fitting lid seals in heat. 2 quart capacity.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
109 of 110 people found the following review helpful.
By Cshellz
Purchased this kettle in December. Have purchased a couple of kettles in the last year--only to return them for lack of quality or imperfections. I ordered this one and it has been a great buy!! I've used it daily--several times a day. It is heavy enough (copper bottom is very nice--quick heat) but not too heavy (have arthritis).Also, like that the handle is attatched on both sides so that as you pour it's well balanced. (Note the handle is fixed in place) Handle stays cool.Just so you know--it does not whistle (not a problem for me) and may/will "spit" if you let the water get to a "HARD BOIL" and then immediately pour it--but just pay attention and if it is boiling hard, then let it rest a minute or two BEFORE you pour. Be vigilant and only fill to marked place (just below bottom of spout). It holds plenty of water---To sum it up, imho, so far no cons. Sturdy, very pretty, well weighted, large opening so easy to clean, copper bottom heats quickly and evenly without any "ticking" noises on cheaper kettles(have a gas stove). Hope to have this kettle many years! This kettle was kind of expensive--I found it on sale--but after shopping so much, I would choose this one again! :)
53 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
By Mdi
I love this teakettle! We drink a lot of tea at our house, so this is used everyday. It's a heavy weight, beautifully designed kettle and I hope to have it around for many, many years to come.The only thing it's missing is a whistle. I tend to wander off and do other things rather than sitting and watching the water boil. This means I now have to set a clock timer that beeps once and I better hear it or I'm in trouble! The kettle comes with a warning that due to it's superior heat retention, you can not overboil it as it may fuse to the top of your glass cooktop (which I have). So, BonJour- how about creating a whistle you can stick into the neck when you use it? Send it to those of us who have already purchased your product as a gift and start putting one inside the boxes of future purchases. That or at least sell one as an accessory for the kettle.And one more thing- packaging. I know it's cheaper to use cellophane tape to hold the lid onto the kettle for shipping, but it leaves sticky residue on the gorgeous stainless steel. This isn't a cheap product, and the cellophane tape screams WALMART. Use something with less mess, like s strip of stretch wrap, that looks worthy of being on a pricey teakettle.
95 of 100 people found the following review helpful.
By E. Pao
I'm so disappointed. This kettle looked beautiful. Reviews for it were generally good too. So I paid more than I wanted for what I thought was going to be a tea kettle I could use for years. I received it today, and opened it up to inspect it, and that's when the disappointment just kept coming.Looked nice on the outside. Well, except for a small manufacturing defect where some of the copper plating on the bottom accidentally streaked on the shiny "stainless steel" side of the pot. Oh well, I guess I can live with that... not a huge deal.Then I looked inside the pot. It wasn't very clean. A fair amount of black stuff on the inside. Again, disappointing, but that can be cleaned out. Another review on Amazon noted this issue too, so I wasn't surprised. Not a deal breaker yet.And then, I looked inside the spout. There was a strainer fused inside the spout, where the spout meets the body. And there it was... rust around the strainer. It was just a little bit of rust, mind you. But it was rust. Inside the brand new kettle that I just bought. That's pretty bad isn't it? I can almost understand if a "stainless steel" kettle starts to rust after a while. That'd be pretty disappointing too, but I could *almost* understand. But I hadn't even touched this thing yet, and it was starting to rust.I don't know. Maybe I was just unlucky and received a defective kettle, but I am definitely returning the one I just received.
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