My current water kettle leaks more by the day. It is mostly stainless steel, but the few plastic parts are corroded and lead to leaking.

Do you have recommendations for fully stainless steel or similar kettles that are basically not able to break?

I was looking at this: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/xiaomi-wasserkocher-170-l-wasserkocher-23599517

But I don’t really trust xiaomi to make quality consumer products

    • @Mr_Blott
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      201 year ago

      Proper electricity or girly American electricity?

        • @Lumisal
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          19 months ago

          I’ve got a steel Electrolux kettle (Model EEWA7700) that’s lasted me 5 years of heavy use. Best part is it has a selectable temperature range from 40-100°C that’s decently accurate too. Drink a lot of tea and fresh ground specialty coffee so the temperature control/display was a nice feature in my case.

        • @Mr_Blott
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          01 year ago

          Breville make excellent toasters and kettles. I just bought a Swan kettle though cos Alexa can switch it on from the living room 😀

      • @MrQuallzin
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        31 year ago

        Not OP, but if you’ve got a good recommendation for a 120v kettle I’d love it.

            • @frubikon
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              21 year ago

              not just a kettle but one you buy for life and that permanently keeps the water at 208 F while using only 10 Watts/h

              • @[email protected]
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                21 year ago

                10watts on stand-by? That’s impressive. I didn’t find that info on the website. Can you point me to where that is? plz

                • @frubikon
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                  21 year ago

                  the power consumption is listed in the manual not on their website unfortunately. as for sturdiness these things are built for restaurant use and it’s where they are mostly found for the purpose of infrequent instant hot water where one usually boils a full kettle from scratch. I’ve burned through three standard electric kettle here in the US over the years and had enough.

                  • @[email protected]
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                    11 year ago

                    10w is impressively low. And totally justifies the convenience in a lot of cases.

                    Thanks for the info.