Do you have any kettles made in the USA? I will not buy any made in China, the materiels they use are questionable!!
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I don't have an answer for you, Toni, but I'm with you about not buying any made in China. It shouldn't be too much to ask to be able to buy a quality kettle not made in China. Good luck!
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The previous responders provided the answer. The strange thing is the Beka Cookwear water tea kettle is a product by a Belgium company (manufactured in China) , although it is not for sale in Belgium. The tea kettle work just fine, if you need a big one.
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Unfortunately, yes it is. Had I been able to find something comparable here, I would have gotten it. However, this is a darned good tea kettle. Sadly, more and more often I cannot find something made in the USA that meets my needs. In about five years, at the rate we're going, if I want to eat or dress, it'll have a china label on it. Apples, bananas, bath soap, underwear.....sad, yeah?(Jennie, it's in teeny tiny print on the silver label on the bottom.)
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I threw the box away but believe it was made in China. More importantly, I have tossed this new kettle away. The handle gets so hot you burn your hand unless you use a pot holder. Almost impossible to pull the cap up to pour with a pot holder around the handle. Totally not like my very old Revere kettle which finally broke down after many/many years of service.
2100240
This is confusing...it says "Made in China" at the bottom of the base, but the glass kettle says Germany....so ?????? I still love this teakettle; maybe it was mfg'd in China to German standards? It also says "SCHOTT" and "DURAN" on the glass..... But it is the best one I have ever had...and I have had a number of these things.
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China! Could not find one made in USA. If you happen to find such, please post.
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I have not been able to find anything on the kettle that indicates where manufactures. It says it was designed in USA. Regardless, I would not buy this kettle again. It is very attractive, but extremely heavy, and is lined with a plastic-like material that I was not able to find out about until after I had it for awhile. It looks like metal inside. I had specifically asked about that before I bought it, and been told the only plastic was at the spout. I felt Kitchen Aid was very disingenuous in their marketing of this kettle. At this price, it should not be lined with plastic. I have some mild arthritis in my hands and find it very heavy to lift and pour. I have not been able to find anything on the kettle that indicates where manufactures. It says it was designed in USA. Regardless, I would not buy this kettle again. It is very attractive, but extremely heavy, and is lined with a plastic-like material that I was not able to find out about until after I had it for awhile. It looks like metal inside. I had specifically asked about that before I bought it, and been told the only plastic was at the spout. I felt Kitchen Aid was very disingenuous in their marketing of this kettle. At this price, it should not be lined with plastic. I have some... » Read More I have not been able to find anything on the kettle that indicates where manufactures. It says it was designed in USA. Regardless, I would not buy this kettle again. It is very attractive, but extremely heavy, and is lined with a plastic-like material that I was not able to find out about until after I had it for awhile. It looks like metal inside. I had specifically asked about that before I bought it, and been told the only plastic was at the spout. I felt Kitchen Aid was very disingenuous in their marketing of this kettle. At this price, it should not be lined with plastic. I have some mild arthritis in my hands and find it very heavy to lift and pour. « Show Less
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To be honest, I don't recall looking at the actual country who made the model I received in America. This product is also sold in the UK, where I also have have one for the periods of time I spend there. I'm unable to look at the moment as I'm presently in the UK. I was happy to find something that duplicated what I had in the UK for the time periods I'm back in the states. I have found in the past there is a slight difference in time to boil water but it still is an improvement over the standard coffee maker in just wanting hot water.
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I checked the bottom of my kettle and found "K18". Not sure if this means it is 18/10 Stainless. It is made in China. My friend in Seattle ordered the same kettle in the same week and has had no signs of rust. Overall, I am still pleased with my purchase.
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It is made in China like almost everything! I do like the tea kettle because it has a flat wide bottom which heats the water fast and the color gives a burst of fresh color to my kitchen!
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I checked the bottom of the tea kettle & it doesn't say where it is made. I no longer have the box it came in. Sorry.Lana
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Dear Sir, Have you found a solution to the order/taste problem with your electric kettle? I need one and had decided on this model but now I'm not so confident.Thank you for any feedback you could give me.Roben
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I have no way of telling who the actual manufacturer is. The kettle is marked "Thunder Group" on its bottom. This could just be a company that imports Chinese-made goods and labels them for sale in the domestic market. I will say the quality is pretty good for Chinese manufacture, and I am pleased with the kettle. It's great for home brewing.
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I love my mug, made in China and all. I haven't found one made in the USA and I've looked.
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I've had the same problem. I would tend to agree with Maggie Too9 - but am frustrated bc this is the best** tea kettles available to us throw-away americans. and i'd like to not throw this away. is it really rust???
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Just to add to this conversation, even if many month later: I called All Clad and they said the tea kettle is made in China. Most of their products are. Made I n the US! Except for specialty items like this. It is made in an All Clad factory, not sub-contracted out, and it is made to their specs and monitored, as they do in all their factories. Given this response I am going to buy the tea kettle because I have had their cookware for many years and am satisfied. I have to trust them, even though I am not in the h a it of trusting corporations anymore, in particular those having anything to do with the growing and preparation of food.
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Try Discount Tommy if the webpage is still there, I got a replacement kettle from them a few years ago.