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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- This 1800W electric kettle boil FAST!
That's right! You are here to watch water boil. lol Who say a watch pot never boils? The clear glass make it interesting to watch.
Breville Crystal Clear Electric Kettle
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P O S the soft top lid lasts about 3 months on avg. and base price of #149you can buy 15 $15 kettles that will last a lot longer.
Had a fantastic Breville, white plastic cover, entire glass part lit up blue and the platform it sat on had lights on it like an alien craft, they often flashed on and off. Anybody know what the model was, doubt they still make them, loved that darn thing?
Did u find it? I currently have a blue light up kettle by rank arena
It’s cheap works well for many years. Ummmmmmm but I gotta clean the brown burnt stains at the bottom of it lol
be carefull and safe. ouch almost got burn on you're hand and palm from touching the hot bottom on a kettle.
What material is the underside of lid made of???
Any plastic or silicone contact inside / at the bottom where water touches?
Looks like the filter has plastic but can be removed
Look nice, but they are junk. Mine started leaking after about a month.
Sorry to hear. I have mine for over two years and still working fine. Maybe you can exchange or return that defective one since you barely got yours for a month.
Khoa Phan Yup, when I took it back to the store they just said oh, another one, and gave me a refund. Didnt check or test.
I’m interested in Breville Smart Kettle
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Hi, Are there any plastic parts inside the boiling area? Thank you
Well yeah, you can see the lid is made of plastic. Steam will reach the plastic and possible chemicals can leach out. So disappointed.
@@Ad-Infinitum thank you for your reply. I decided to keep using my stainless steel pot :))
@@AlineNGUYEN That's what I use too :)
How do you clean your kettle?
Hello. I usually use kettle/coffee maker descaling solution to clean the kettle. You will mix it with water and turn on the kettle. Do it two times and rinse out the kettle.
Khoa Phan - thank you for your response!
Boil some lemon with soda and wash it - done
I follow the Breville instructions:
"1) Fill the kettle until 2/3 full, with 1 part vinegar and 2 parts water. Boil and allow to stand overnight.
2) Empty the solution from the kettle. Fill the kettle with clean water, bring to the boil and discard the water. Repeat and the kettle will be ready for use."
And for those who can't be bothered doing the maths, for a 1.7L (1,700mLs) it is 375mLs of vinegar (1 1/2 cups) and 750mLs of water (3 cups). If you're using Australian measurements that is.
EDIT: After I emptied out the solution the next day, the mineral deposits didn't simply wash out, so I wiped it out with a wet Viva paper towel so I didn't scratch the kettle. It cleaned right off! Then I filled it with clean water.
Thanks!
I put chocolate to dissolve inside and steam went up and now the middle glass inside is dirt and no access yo clean it
Well then you're a moron. Kettles are to boil water not melt chocolate
Which one better?
I like the OXO one. If you make a lot of coffee and tea then find a gooseneck kettle instead.
How is the kettle now ? Any problems ?
Hi. Forgive for the late reply. So far the kettle has been working great. I enjoy seeing the water boil. I use mainly bottled water to minimize lime scale build up. I do notice if I use tap water from the sink, I would see slight deposit over time. Having a clear kettle help you be proactive and clean the kettle before any major build up.
Nice Keep Up The Good Work :) Make More Vids Pls 😃
+Restingmoney051 thanks for the thumb up. 👍
I will make more vids! *feeling motivated* 😅
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I didn't find this a review really. You just showed that it boils and you mumble too much. As if you have a thought but don't complete it...like the mention of the filter when you said "like coffee" but honestly I don't know what you meant by that. The filter is for limescale. Pulling out the instructions and saying you don't care about them seems odd. Maybe if you'd read them you'd be able to produce a decent review.