Mini bollitore in ghisa trattata termicamente

I was pleasantly surprised at how lightweight it feels despite being cast iron, and the dishwasher-safe claim is spot-on after a month of daily use. No rust spots at all.

The heat treatment really works—I’ve run this through the dishwasher three times already and there’s zero rust. It’s surprisingly compact but holds just enough water for a few cups of tea.

Took one of these to work and it survived the restaurant dishwasher cycle with no problems—the heat treatment really works. The pour spout is a nice size for serving tea without dripping everywhere. Solid little kettle that feels like it’ll last.

The heat treatment really works—took this straight from the restaurant dishwasher with zero rust after a month of daily use. The handle stays cool enough to grip comfortably too, which was a pleasant surprise for such a small kettle.

The heat treatment really works — after a month of daily use in our busy cafe kitchen, there's zero rust despite constant dishwasher runs. It's small but hefty, heats evenly on the stove, and the pour spout doesn't drip.

I've been putting this mini kettle through our restaurant's commercial dishwasher daily for a month, and there's still no hint of rust. The heat-treated finish really holds up to heavy use.

The heat treatment really works — I've run this through our commercial dishwasher at least a dozen times and there's zero rust. Perfect for heavy use.

Was a little skeptical about putting cast iron in the dishwasher, but after a month of heavy use there's zero rust and it still looks great. The heat treatment really does make it low-maintenance, which is perfect for my busy kitchen.

I run a small café and this mini kettle handles daily commercial dishwasher cycles without a hint of rust. The heat-treated finish has held up perfectly over three months of constant use.

I tossed this little kettle right into the commercial dishwasher after a busy brunch shift, and it came out spotless with zero rust spots. The handle stays cool enough to grab without a mitt, which is a nice bonus for a mini size.