If you are a tea lover, you've probably heard about a whistling teapot. These pots produce sounds when you pour hot water. But the whistle isn't the only sound that a whistling teapot makes. Two scientists from Cambridge discovered that a different mechanism produces a similar sound.

The whistle sound produced by a whistling teapot is based on the same mechanism as that of an organ pipe or flute. The length of the spout determines the pitch of the sound; a shorter spout produces a higher pitch and a longer spout makes a lower pitched whistle.

There are several benefits of owning a Stainless Steel Whistling Teapot. They increase the longevity of the teapot and increase its durability. Other benefits include a stay-cool Bakelite handle and flip-up spout cover. These features prevent scalding accidents. If you are concerned about open flames and safety, this is the right product for you.