Cast Iron Kettle Humidifier
Product Description
Charming Cast Iron Kettle Humidifier steams away dry air. SAVE BIG! Click image to enlarge… This is the way Grandma used to do it. She’d fill a cast iron kettle with water, set it on the stove and let it steam. Worked wonders for dry skin in the wintertime. If Grandpa was feeling stuffy she’d throw in a eucalyptus leaf or two. This Kettle looks a lot like Granny’s… heavy-duty cast iron construction, metal coil handle… a reminder of simpler times. Holds 2 1/2 q… More >>
Large Antique COPPER Kettle Cook POT-Cast Iron Handle
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This was exactly what I wanted. Very heavy duty, true cast iron, great for humidifying a room with a wood stove. I love it
Rating: 5 / 5
Wanted something to put on the wood stove to help humidify the air. This si a heavcy tough kettle.
Rating: 5 / 5
The kettle does function, but the paint is flaking off. I use this on my wood burning stove, and it does steam up and humidify, but the paint isn’t great. I am planning on re-painting it. so, it works for what I bought it for, but its not pretty.
Rating: 3 / 5
This is a great idea, and looks great in the house, but the first time I used it, it smelled a horrible chemical smell throughout the house. When I went to change/add water, I noticed the bottom of the pot was all “bubbly”, the sides a bit like this too. I could scrape of the bottom coating with a spoon. Maybe mine was defective? I know this will just be decoration as I am afraid to heat water in it now!
Rating: 3 / 5
We like this kettle very much. It could not be used as a teapot – it gets rusty on the inside – and it is very heavy and somewhat difficult to lift; but it sits on top of the wood stove and helps to humidify our house in the dry winter. Excellent value for the money!
Rating: 4 / 5