US Stove Company Bollitore Camino 3Qt Nero, L

Name: US Stove Company Bollitore Camino 3Qt Nero, L
Brand: US Stove Company
SKU: 0086738201025
Price: 123.17 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:US Stove Company

3.3/5

€
123.17

Il bollitore da tè Ashley Hearth Products da 3 quart è costruito interamente in ghisa per un uso pratico e duraturo e serve anche come aggiunta decorativa alla tua stufa. L'acqua calda fumante aggiunge umidità nella stanza e la maniglia a molla cromata cool touch lo rende sicuro e facile da usare. Un accessorio indispensabile per ogni stufa a legna, carbone, pellet o mais.

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EAN: 0086738201025

Categories: Casa e cucina, Cucina e sala da pranzo, Pentole, Bollitori per il tè sul piano cottura,

Non per la cottura o il consumo umano. Un accessorio indispensabile per ogni stufa a legna, carbone, pellet o mais. Grande capacità di 3 litri. Cool touch maniglia a molla cromata. Utilizzare per aggiungere umidità a una stanza con acqua calda fumante.

Assembly required	No
Batteries required	No
Brand	US Stove Company
Capacity	3 Quarts
Care instructions	wipe clean
Color	Black
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,104 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Finish types	Black
Import	Imported
Included Components	1 cast iron kettle
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Is Dishwasher Safe	No
Item model number	TK-02
Item Weight	2.2 Pounds
Manufacturer	US STOVE CO
Material	Cast Iron
Number of pieces	1
Product Dimensions	5.63 x 8.25 x 8.75 inches
Product Dimensions	5.63"D x 8.25"W x 8.75"H
Refill	Cast Iron
Style	Modern
Volume	2839 Milliliters

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Scritto da: john p risko

Works well

Using on my pellet stove...rusted up quick but serves the purpose of adding humidity to air while stove is on...no issues if it runs out of water as it is built well

Scritto da: frank h eisele

Heavy good looking kettle

Loved the look and solidness of this kettle. We use it on top of our woodburning stove at our lake house. After some use it became discolored and rusty around the top of the kettle. Not sure if this is normal but it doesn't look great anymore.

Scritto da: Don in Calif

It is as advertised. Heavy duty.

Purchased to replace older, rusted version. Just as heavy duty & reasonably priced. Living in dry, (high desert type environment, air gets too dry. Add a fireplace and you've got serious dry air & dry sinuses. This will fix that. I use two heat fans with this kettle in-between filled 3/4 H2O on top of fireplace. Sooo much better! Fill before lighting fire.

Scritto da: Costco Cowboy

Some like hot… Some like it cold… Some like it in the pot 9 days old…

Well if you survived the Oregon Trail this is the next step…I’m pretty sure Paul Bunyan order this exact one…

Scritto da: Amazon_User

Vogelzang TK-02 Fireplace Kettles, Cast Iron, 3 Quart Vogelzang

It, for me, it is as described, and great for it's intended purpose. -- It looks better than what we were using to keep the air moist. The only disadvantage, if one can call it that is, --be mindful that you need to be careful when filling it in your sink since will more easily chip a ceramic sink, of course is by nature *heavier than a cheap old pot, and make sure you fill with hot water if already hot or let it cool down prior to filling. We occasionally catch it at a cooler time, not yet boiled out moment, and carefully add more on the cooler stove. If it's a blazing hot stove, and dry, -- *think*, --carefully place it on a stone "hearth", wait a moment, chock down your fire, *then when cool, re-fill and replace it (if you need to be told that?). It seems for us, with the lid mostly open (to keep from "boiling" to easily) we get through a night with some water remaining. If it's a blazing hot stove, -- maybe 2 - 3 hours. Again, be careful. It's purpose, for us, is to decoratively keep the air "moister" than it might otherwise be with a very dehumidifying wood fire. We keep a fire going, mostly 24 x 7 x 7 at 45F or cooler with heat backup as needed. -- If it gets to be to much of a hassle, the old stainless steel 4-quart pot will be put back, --it didn't look that bad :-)

Scritto da: J.T

Before using do this!

Because of raw cast iron rusting issues with the first one I ever used for 6 years before the handle snapped. Get some automotive brake cleaner and give the inside of the kettle a very complete rinse off. Let it dry completely then using a spray can of high temp B-BQ paint " Black " coat the entire insides of the kettle, even the underside of the lid with at least 2 coats of paint, let it dry completely. Make sure to get inside the neck. let the top of kettle lid open to hasten drying time. Don't try to force drying, be patient. Painting will seal up the raw cast iron and keep the rust away, how good the rust staying away is depends on how good a job you did coating everything inside.

Scritto da: Charles Groce

Nice on the outside, rusted out on the inside

This kettle looks nice, but the interior is not seasoned. So it rusted on the inside within two weeks. I won't be making tea with this kettle.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

fireplace kettle

Good quality,product as described by seller.

Scritto da: Jim Calle

Just what i needed

The casting is in good shape the lid swings to the left or right on a ring. The kettle is a solid black. It is not a food grade quality. Good value for the money

Scritto da: Daryl J.

Pretty good

Had one of these before and it was good. This one has a slight imperfection in the bottom so it doesn't sit perfectly flush on the stove. Other than that it's what I expected. Like these better than the open lattice top style ones. Will boil dry in about 8 hours if you don't watch the water level

Scritto da: Blake Rowsell

Rusted in 5 days

I’m just 5 days of using pot is totally rusted

Scritto da: sportes

Bad cast iron smell

Smelly, seems very chemical and made with hazardous material and casting. Looks strong but water smells like a nuclear site after boiling

Scritto da: veronique m.

Super