I've had this cast iron teapot for about a year now, and I just want to say that it's my absolute favorite! The teapot is beautiful and has remained perfectly rust-free so far. I was a little bit worried when I first bought it because cast iron does rust quickly when exposed to water. However, if you follow the care instructions, there is no issue at all. The inside of the cast iron teapot has a really nice coating that keeps the rust away as long as you empty the pot and keep it dry when not in use. It's very easy to clean; all it needs is to be emptied, rinsed, and dried. I don't usually boil water in the teapot itself; I boil it in my electric kettle and then pour it into the teapot, so I don't care that it doesn't whistle. I keep the tea warming on the stove in the pot though, and it's perfect for keeping brewed tea at the right temperature so it doesn't grow cold. Also, anyone who complains about the pot burning them is probably the sort of person who would blame a cast iron skillet for burning them when it's hot on the stove. That's a user error, not the teapot’s fault. When the teapot is hot on the stove, I use a hand towel to pour, even though the handle does a pretty good job of remaining cool. 

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