I have had this teapot about 3 months and in this last month it has been in constant use and yesterday these stains appeared, is it rust? Should I throw away the kettle or can it be saved?
this post was submitted on 12 Oct 2023
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I find it amusing how no one points out how ridiculous it is for ops first reaction to 3 spots of brown in his brand new kettle is for him to throw it away and get a new one
Well, I'm using it to heat water for a newborn, so I'm being little over careful, that's why I'm asking.
Fair is fair I guess, I'm just from a third world country so seeing things as disposable is just plain wrong for me