Whistling Tea Kettle, lost its ball ;-)
Wonder what one could use as a replacement ?:-) ...Jim Thompson
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"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
I was going to suggest next time you're at the dollar store see if they have any whistles. But the ball would probably be made of cheap plastic that can't stand heat.
Ask Sarah Palin if she can loan you one of hers.
Good Luck! Rich
Next time you pass a crafts store, look at FIMO compounds; anything you can sculpt in colored clays, you just bake to harden, Or, select a large button at the sewing center, or a small drawer pull at the dreaded home center.
Me, I'd probably cut something out of a hardwood scrap. Know any rockhounds? And, do you have carbide drill bits?
"Jim Thompson" schreef in bericht news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
Strange. Our kettle whistles seem to be female. No ball(s). They nevertheless make a lot of noise. (When the water is boiling that is.)
petrus bitbyter
Marble? Small (stainless perhaps) ball-bearing? Go to a craft shop and look at glass beads.
Females usually do ;-)
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