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Specifications:
- The ergonomic handle gives this teakettle its own charm
- This Electric Kettle performs on all heat sources and has a unique handle for easy lifting and pouring, the handle is heat resistant for safer use
- The enameled interior is easy to clean and will not absorb odors
- This teakettle is made of high quality for durable, lightweight construction, works well on all heat sources
- Rotate 360 degrees separate design
- Electric Kttle Heating Speed: 4-6 minutes
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Rated voltage: 220V
- Power:1500W
- Capacity: 1.2L
- Power line: 69cm/27.2in
Adapter：EU adapter, UK adapter, AU adapter
Details:
- This Stainless Steel 1.2L Electric Kettle is made of high quality for durable, lightweight construction, works well on all heat sources
- This Stainless Steel Electric Kettle performs on all heat sources and has a unique handle for easy lifting and pouring, the handle is heat resistant for safer use
- No more waiting for the water to boil on the stovetop! Enjoy a new and updated version of the traditional electric teakettle
How to find the best tea kettle:
A wonderful cup of tea can soothe the soul. Tea is something that can bring your sore throat comfort or warm you up on a cool evening. Whether you are a connoisseur of teas or you just enjoy have a cup every now and then, there are a variety of tea kettles to choose from. There are two basic types of tea kettles to choose from, electric and stovetop, but there are many different options within these two types, as well
Instructions:
Electric kettles
- This type of tea kettle goes back to the 1800's and was manufactured mostly from steel or aluminum. Some heat resistant plastics were also used, but the steel produced a higher quality product and eventually, the aluminum proved to be not as durable. The electric tea kettles made now are more efficient than stovetop kettles in the fact that they boil water much quicker. But they take up coveted counter space where the stovetop tea kettle does not
- A newer version of the electric tea kettle, the cordless kettle, has a base that holds the electrical connection that allows the kettle to heat. There are some cordless kettles that have a removable base to be able to convert to a stovetop kettle if needed. These kettles are easy to clean and have wide, no-spill spouts
Stovetop tea kettles
- This type of tea kettle is manufactured from many different materials and there are many more types of stovetop kettles than electric. These include stainless steel, copper, cast iron, enamel and novelty
- Stainless steel kettles are the most hard-wearing and are extremely functional, as well as beautiful. The stainless steel kettle will not "tarnish" the taste of the water you are preparing at all, but because of the thickness of the steel, it will take longer for your water to boil
- Copper kettles are chosen a lot for their "Old World" look, but it should also be known that copper is very energy efficient. Because copper should not be placed over high heat, you will more than likely use a medium heat to prepare your water, thus saving energy. Also, copper is a great conductor of heat and this will save time on preparing your water
- Cast iron is very heavy and thick and will probably last the longest. An important tip about cast iron is that until it becomes "seasoned" there is a risk for rust. Once it has been used many times, it will develop mineral deposits that will then prevent it from rusting. In the meantime, while you are waiting for it to become seasoned, be sure to dry this kettle immediately after you use it. If it does happen to rust, not all is lost. A mixture of lemon, baking soda and boiling water can remove the rust
- Enamel kettles are among the most popular because they are available in many different colors. The enamel will likely just be a coat over a cast iron kettle, so in that instance, be sure to dry this kettle immediately after use, as well. As with any other enamel object, this type of kettle can chip, so be very careful when around other hard objects
- If you are more interested in the shape of your kettle matching your décor rather than just the paint, a novelty tea kettle will be perfect for you. The practicality of some of these kettles may not be as great as some others, but they can be the "finishing touch" to your kitchen and will be a great topic of conversation
Features of kettles
- By having some features (and a budget) in mind before you start shopping, your choice will be made much easier. Some of the main features you will want to consider are: size, whistle, design, heat efficiency and maintenance
- The average size for tea kettles ranges from 1.8-2.5 quarts. This is important to consider because the 1.8 quart size may be too small if you like to entertain, but the 2.5 quart size may be too large if you are the only tea drinker in your family
Whistling kettles
- The whistle on a tea kettle is there to let you know when the water has reached the desired temperature for preparing the tea. Some consumers find the whistle to be a very nice feature to alert them in the event they get busy with other things. On the other hand, some consumers find the whistle to be a very annoying feature and don't want to hear the high-pitched whistle when preparing to relax with their tea. If you are torn and like the convenience of the whistle but hate the shrill sound, look for a tea kettle that offers a whistle that might play a song or sound like a harmonica playing
Package Included:
- 1 x Electric Teakettle
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Gloria R. Payne
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06-18-2011- Other Thoughts: has a water indicator in the handle (so it can easilty be viewed) and can be easily moved from the pad to a pouring situation. It is well balanced and the 1.5L is generous.
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LizK
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06-14-2011- Other Thoughts: It's also less expensive and works just as well as the more expensive brand. The real test will be how long the automatic turn off feature lasts, which is what finally killed the last one.
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Debi313
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06-11-2011- Other Thoughts: I have never owned an product before but if this is the kind of quality they provide I will be sure and look for it when shopping for other items.
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J. Marriott
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06-08-2011- Other Thoughts: I replaced a broken Braun which cost a lot more than this one, and this one is actually a much nicer, better-made unit. For the money, I don't think you will be disappointed.
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Carol L. Hopkins
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05-31-2011- Other Thoughts: I put it on, get my stuff ready for whatever I'm making and it's ready by the time I am. I don't know how I ever lived without it. Plus I love the fact I'm saving energy.
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Brian Gimlet
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05-29-2011- Other Thoughts: I only boil water in mine, I use it constantly and really don't need to wash it. (I also use filtered water from the fridge). BUY IT AND ENJOY!!!
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Fan
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05-26-2011- Other Thoughts: I had one for the stove top. To have a cup of tea, it takes about 5 minutes for the water to boil. Then it cools down so fast that to have some boil water for tea is almost like an event.
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C. Rodd
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05-17-2011- Other Thoughts: Well designed, attractive, fast and efficient, shuts itself off, costs half as much as the competition -- what's not to like?
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