The OXO brew cordless glass electric kettle heats on a 360° swivel base, is cord-free when removed from the base and has an insulated bottom for easy transport. Note: Voltage is 120V/60Hz. Elegant and durable, the OXO Brew Cordless Electric Kettle boils water faster than the microwave and safer than the stovetop. Features include auto shut-off, stay-cool handle, easy-to-read measurement markings and a soft-open lid. Reveal more in OXO brew cordless glass electric kettle review.
Feature – OXO brew cordless glass electric kettle
- Wipe clean
- 11″H x 6″W x 9″D
- 1.75-liter capacity
- 1500 watts
- 360° swivel base with wraparound cord storage keeps your counter tidy.
- Stainless steel, glass
- Concealed heating element quickly and safely boils water.
- Durable borosilicate glass provides thermal shock protection for pure, clean results.
- Kettle automatically turns off when water has reached a rolling boil for safety.
- Perforated stainless steel filter strains water as you pour.
- Handle provides a comfortable grip.
OXO brew cordless glass electric kettle review
Build
It comes with stainless steel construction and crystal-clear borosilicate glass, it will be hard to look away.
Easy operation
The Kettle features a generous opening for easy filling and a comfortable handle for a secure grip that stays cool to the touch, as well as a soft open lid that slowly releases steam and prevents splatter.
Control
Illuminated LED power switch lights up when Kettle is on and automatically turns off when water has reached a rolling boil Lid opens slowly to control the release of steam and prevent hot water splatter
Boil fast and easy pouring
Kettle boils up to 1.75 L of water faster than the microwave and safer than the stovetop Features convenient ounce and milliliter markings allow for precise measuring. Perforated stainless steel filter strains water while you pour and is removable for easy cleaning
How to use OXO brew cordless glass electric kettle?
- Remove Kettle from base.
- Open lid by pressing the lid-release button at top of handle. Verify that the removable perforated stainless steel filter is properly positioned in guides.
- Fill with water between the “MIN” and “MAX” markings.
- Press lid closed and position Kettle on base. Plug power cord into 110V outlet
- Turn Kettle on by pressing down on switch at bottom of handle. The switch will illuminate to indicate the Kettle is “on.” The Kettle automatically switches “off” once the water boils or when Kettle is removed from
base.
NOTE: Kettle will boil for20-30 seconds before automatically shutting off. - When ready, lift Kettle from base andpour water slowly.
NOTE:
• Pouring water too quickly can result in water coming out of the lid.
• The handle and bottom of the Kettle are designed to stay cool after boiling to protect hands and kitchen surfaces from heat. - Insulated bottom allows Kettle to be placed on any surface when not on base.
- Unplug power cord and empty excess water from Kettle when finished. Use cord wrap under base for tidy storage.
NOTE: The Kettle may be stored on base when not in use.
Cleaning
- Always unplug power cord from outlet and allow Kettle to cool completely before cleaning.
- Rinse out Kettle.
- Carefully remove perforated stainless steel filter by holding lip of filter and pulling straight up. Use caution to avoid finger pinching. Clean with soft bristle brush and rinse with warm water. Dry and replace.
- Wipe the body of the Kettle with a damp cloth and dry completely with a soft dry cloth.
- Your Kettle must be descaled every 60 uses.
STORAGE:
Unplug power cord from outlet and allow Kettle to cool completely before storing. Follow cleaning instructions and store in an upright position. The cord wrap under the Kettle base can be used for tidy cord storage. Do not store anything on top of your Kettle. The Kettle may be stored on base when not in use.
Descaling
Scale is a naturally occurring buildup of mineral deposits. The ideal descaling cycle depends on water hardness. Descale the Kettle every 60 uses. Regular descaling can also increase the service life of the Kettle, allowing it to boil water faster with less energy.
- Fill Kettle with descaling solution and water to the “MAX” marking.
NOTE : Available where household cleaning products are sold; follow solution’s recommended use. - Bring solution to a boil.
- Turn Kettle OFF, unplug from outlet and let stand for at least 30 minutes.
- Remove mesh spout filter and rinse clean.
- Empty Kettle and rinse out any remaining solution.
- Fill Kettle with water to “MAX” marking, boil, and discard water before next use.
OXO brew cordless glass electric kettle customer review
A great quality, sleek-looking kettle
I am a big fan of OXO’s products, so was not surprised to be very pleased with this kettle. It holds a good quantity of water, enough to make tea/coffee for any reasonable number of people with a single boil. It seems sturdy, and well made. The soft-close lid is a nice touch, and the soft light illuminating the on/off switch is attractive.
I have used this kettle multiple times a day for two weeks. There are some minor issues, which do not bother me, but may annoy others. It boils for at least 5-10 seconds before shutting off automatically, which seems a little wasteful – if I’m standing beside it, I’ll usually click it off early. Also, it is not clear from the picture that there are some plastic components (BPA free, I believe) that will come into contact with the boiled water (I know this is a concern for some people). Also, it appears that some water condenses in the tip of the spout while the kettle is boiling – this tips out when you go to pour, then there is a delay while the main body of water catches up.
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