The enamel 2-tone kettle features a beautiful bulky walnut handle and pull-top, speckled white lid, and olive drab body. Use this vintage-inspired kettle for steeping tea, warming cocktails, simmering broth, and boiling water for hot chocolate and coffee. It’s durable enough for your dinnerware camp set and elegant enough for indoor use–stored on the stove next to your favorite cast iron.
Our two-tone enamelware is crafted with a solid steel core and a rust-resistant heated glass exterior, producing a study and sleek piece. The interior is a smooth and speckled enameled white, while the exterior boasts a sophisticated matte olive drab color, complete with our signature bronze-like stainless steel rim. In addition to retaining the characteristics of traditional enamelware, the smooth interior also guards against food stains, while the textured exterior provides superior grip and resilience.
• Holds 10 cups • Beautiful, durable walnut wood handle • Vintage-inspired design • Two-toned with glossy speckled interior and matte exterior • Signature bronze-like stainless steel rim • Oven safe up to 500°F / 200°C • Freezer safe • Crafted for indoor/outdoor use
Items Included 1 Enamel 2-Tone Kettle Materials Steel, Enamel, Walnut Wood Dimensions Height: 7″ (180 mm) Height w/ Handle: 10″ (254 mm) Width: 6″ (152 mm) Width w/ Spout: 8.5″ (215 mm) 2 lbs SKU CKW-1030 Designed in Utah | Made in China As a Certified B Corporation, we ensure that our commitment to safe, ethical, and sustainable practices is upheld by each company and artisan that touches our products worldwide, without exception.
Our Enamelware rim is heat-treated to create a bronze-like patina finish. Both the plate surface and rim can be stripped of its unique coloring by acidic foods, such as lemon, and some harsh detergents and cleansers. We recommend hand washing to help maintain the original look and feel of the pieces. To hand wash: Use a gentle, natural cleanser. Soak the products in warm, soapy water to help remove baked-on food. Gently wipe away residue. Avoid using abrasive sponges or brushes as this may scratch the surface.
Q: Can I microwave enamelware? A: No, enamelware contains metal and is not microwave-safe. Q: Is the enamel kettle dishwasher safe? A: We recommend hand-washing to help maintain the original look and feel of the pieces. When washing by hand, avoid using abrasive sponges or brushes. Q: Is the enamel kettle oven safe? A: No Q: Is the enamel kettle freezer safe? A: Yes, enamelware is freezer-safe. It will not crack or break under normal freezer temperatures. Q: Can I use my enamelware outdoors? A: Our enamelware was designed to be durable enough for indoor/outdoor use. Q: Can I store my enamelware outside? A: Enamelware is not meant to be stored outside for long periods of time. Extended exposure to wet conditions may cause rust and unnecessary wear and tear. We recommend storing your enamelware indoors after use to help it last as long as possible and to avoid the need to purchase a replacement. Q: Is the rim on the enamelware copper? A: No, the rim on the enamelware is heat-treated stainless steel, giving it a bronze-like patina effect. This process will give a variety of tones making each rim unique. Q: Is enamelware safe to use if it is chipped or cracked? A: Enamelware is an extremely durable, strong material. Over time and with constant use, chips and cracks are possible. We do not recommend you continue to use the product if there is a chip or sharp crack.
Barebones stands behind the quality of all of our products. Each item we make is meticulously thought out in-house by our team of passionate designers. We sell these products because we love them, we use them, and we want you to enjoy them too. They are meant to elevate your outdoor experience and withstand all normal rugged wear and tear. We also consciously work with manufacturers that exceed our standards for excellence and safety. If you are not 100% satisfied with your order you are always welcome to use our 30 day return policy or let us know how we can make them better.
Be Careful With Enameled Cookware Second, to be on the safe side, your non-toxic tea kettle should not have enamel coating due to potential contamination with lead. Indeed, lead is a common contaminant in cookware or dishware and can be found in enamel, too. It is a heavy metal that accumulates in the body over time.
Barebones stands behind the quality of all of our products. Each item we make is meticulously thought out in-house by our team of passionate designers. We sell these products because we love them, we use them, and we want you to enjoy them too. They are meant to elevate your outdoor experience and withstand all normal rugged wear and tear. We also consciously work with manufacturers that exceed our standards for excellence and safety. If you are not 100% satisfied with your order you are always welcome to use our 30 day return policy or let us know how we can make them better.
Our two-tone enamelware is crafted with a solid steel core and a rust-resistant heated glass exterior, producing a study and sleek piece. The interior is a smooth and speckled enameled white, while the exterior boasts a sophisticated matte olive drab color, complete with our signature bronze-like stainless steel rim. In addition to retaining the characteristics of traditional enamelware, the smooth interior also guards against food stains, while the textured exterior provides superior grip and resilience.
The enamel 2-tone kettle features a beautiful bulky walnut handle and pull-top, speckled white lid, and olive drab body. Use this vintage-inspired kettle for steeping tea, warming cocktails, simmering broth, and boiling water for hot chocolate and coffee. It’s durable enough for your dinnerware camp set and elegant enough for indoor use–stored on the stove next to your favorite cast iron.
• Holds 10 cups • Beautiful, durable walnut wood handle • Vintage-inspired design • Two-toned with glossy speckled interior and matte exterior • Signature bronze-like stainless steel rim • Oven safe up to 500°F / 200°C • Freezer safe • Crafted for indoor/outdoor use
Items Included 1 Enamel 2-Tone Kettle Materials Steel, Enamel, Walnut Wood Dimensions Height: 7″ (180 mm) Height w/ Handle: 10″ (254 mm) Width: 6″ (152 mm) Width w/ Spout: 8.5″ (215 mm) 2 lbs SKU CKW-1030 Designed in Utah | Made in China As a Certified B Corporation, we ensure that our commitment to safe, ethical, and sustainable practices is upheld by each company and artisan that touches our products worldwide, without exception.
I have been shopping for a new tea kettle. I just want a simple stove top type. All the kettles I see are made in China. For instance, Copco kettles abound at stores in our area. Does anyone know if Copco kettles are non toxic, or if the enamel kettles or stainless steel kettles can be assumed to be safe regardless of where they are made in general? I prefer not to risk shattering a glass pot. If both enamel and stainless steel kettles are equally nontoxic, is one more durable or rust resistant than the other? Thanks very much for any help you can provide.
About enamel and stainless steel. Elsewhere we’ve already discussed that stainless steel leaches. In fact, the first I read of this was years ago from Rodale Press, where they discovered that stainless steel water distillers were leaching metals into the boiling water in the distiller. So I would not use stainless steel kettle or pot for boiling water.
An enamel kettle is fine if the enamel is on the inside of the kettle. If it’s on the outside, it doesn’t protect you from the metal on the inside that the water is in contact with. If it’s stainless steel or aluminum, I wouldn’t recommend it. I looked at the Copco website and all their kettles are either stainless, enamel on steel or aluminum.
The first thing I want to say is that not all products made in China are toxic or contaminated. There is a lot of press on a small number of toxic and contaminated products from China, but there are many more products that are fine and safe. I personally know businesses that manufacture in China that are making good products. So “china” does NOT equal “toxic.”
Personally, I heat my water for tea in a Visions glass pot. I don’t see the need for an extra piece of cookware just to boil water. Let’s be efficient with the resources of the Earth and have cookware that multi-tasks.
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FAQ
Is enamel coated kettle safe?
What is the safest material for a kettle?
Is enamel or stainless steel kettle better?
What are the healthiest kettles to use?
Is stainless steel a safe tea kettle?
Stainless steel (18/8 or 304) is a popular choice for non-toxic and safe tea kettles because it’s durable, rust-resistant, and does not leach harmful substances into the water. Borosilicate glass is known for its resistance to thermal shock and is a safe option for tea kettles.
What is the safest material for a tea kettle?
The safest materials for tea kettles are borosilicate glass and stainless steel. Stainless steel is known for being inert and stable, making it a safe choice for tea kettles. It does not react with the water or release toxins, even at high temperatures. Borosilicate glass is resistant to thermal shock and does not contain harmful substances.
Is a stainless steel kettle safe?
Although not all of them are made with 100% non-toxic materials, we recommend those made with a stainless steel body. For instance, we love the V60 “Fit” Drip kettle, which is safe for all heat sources, from induction and gas to halogen and coil cooktops. For a larger capacity, make sure to pick the Smart G kettle!
Are enameled tea kettles leachable?
Glazed tea kettles made in the USA, on the other hand, must follow FDA standards on leachable lead. Three parts per million are the most American-made tea kettles can leach. And California’s Proposition 65 is more strict. Their heavy metal limits are 0.226 parts per million. So, choose enameled tea kettles not made in china…