Ace Hardware Tea Kettle Paul Revere

Tea Kettle

The fine art-deco mode Revere Ware tea kettle (stainless steel body, copper bottom, and Bakelite handles) is an iconic part of the Revere Ware line and has been effectually since the early days of Revere Ware; the earliest evidence we accept is from an advertising from 1949 that shows the tea kettle as part of the Revere Ware line.

Revere Ware (aka Earth Kitchen) notwithstanding produces tea kettles that are much the same every bit they were back in the vintage days. This is one piece we feel is worth buying new as the quality isn't much different than information technology used to be. They may not last quite as long (leaking between the stainless body and copper bottom occurs sometimes) but they aren't expensive at just over $20. The main difference is appears to be the thickness of material used. Considering yous are only heating water in a kettle, the thickness of the copper lesser doesn't matter that much; the copper is more decorative than useful.

Here are instructions for the tea kettle from World Kitchen's tea kettle product page on Amazon.com:

Intendance AND USE

• All Revere cookware can be used on gas and electric roll ranges. Tri-Ply / Encapsulated cookware can too be used on most smooth-top ranges. Consult the possessor'southward manual of your range for recommended cookware.
• Earlier USING FOR THE FIRST Time: Wash cookware thoroughly with hot, soapy water. Rinse and dry.
• Oven Employ: REVERE cookware can exist used in a preheated oven. Phenolic handles and knobs can exist used in oven up to 350 degrees F or 175 degrees C. Practice NOT put in oven when self-cleaning wheel is operating.
• Clean regularly. Make clean lime or mineral deposits by combining equal amounts of water and vinegar in the tea kettle, bring to eddy and simmer for 10 minutes. Rinse well. Repeat if necessary.

Grease Stains

Because virtually people leave their kettles on the stove, it is very common for them to pick upwardly grease splatter from everyday cooking. The grease gets cooked on as you repeatedly heat the kettle and can be difficult to go off.

The outset affair to try is Bar Keepers Friend, which is very skillful at removing baked on grease.  If this doesn't work, fill up the pan with water and bring to a eddy. While the pan is still hot, use some copper polish or Bar Keepers Friend to the grease stains and scrub them. If y'all can do this while leaving the water in the pan, pot, or tea kettle, you will get better results. If you can't, work the grease stains quickly while the pan is hot and repeat the process until the stains are gone. The heat loosens the grease and allows it to come off with very little work.

Kettle before

Kettle later on

Hard H2o Deposits in Tea Kettles

This is a very common occurrence with a simple remedy.  To make clean only combine equal amounts of vinegar and h2o in the tea kettle and simmer for x minutes or so until the hard water deposits flake off.  You may need to repeat this treatment.  You can also effort simply filling your kettle with a 50/l vinegar/water mixture and letting it stand up overnight.

Replacement Parts

We sell replacement caps and triggers, and handles, for the ii ane/3 quart kettles.  The caps will fit the larger iii quart kettles too (nosotros are told by customers).

Here are the installation instructions for the new cap & trigger.

If you are having trouble with the spring, hither is a graphic that may assist.

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