My Cusinart cordless, electric kettle just conked out on me. It seems to me the electric ones aren’t very durable as this one lasted me less than 2 years. I think stovetop kettles are more reliable but they also take longer... (15 replies, last updated by embee March 19, 2008)

. It will also burn you when you tip the pot to dispense the water. It’s the CK1500R Cordless Electric 57-1/2-Ounce Dome Kettle (47 replies, last updated by tanuki soup June 6, 2009)

I use my corded Cuisinart quite a bit and feel no need for a cordless. Breville is, from my experience, an excellent brand. We have had their electric tea kettle for about two years and recently got their toaster.... it’s... (4 replies, last updated by Debby Pope August 16, 2008)

About eight years ago we got this Chef’s Choice electric kettle as a gift: http://www.amazon.com/Chefs-Choice-685-International-Teakettle/dp/B0000667GV I smiled and said “thanks!” of course but inside I was... (43 replies, last updated by karmalaw February 12, 2009)

yourself to stop the heating when the bubbles are the right size for different temps, and you can pour neatly from them. What do you folks think? Anyone own a Capresso? I still need some answers: Do they boil as fast as most other... (49 replies, last updated by antidf October 6, 2009)

I love love love my electric kettle. I’m a tea drinker so I use it several times a day for tea + making coffee for DH + assorted other needs. However, your love letter to your Simplex is causing me to consider infidelity for... (46 replies, last updated by Soop June 1, 2009)

will scald you. Try to put the lid back on it to pour – you get scalded. It is this one called a cordless electric kettle. http://www.blackanddeckerappliances.com/category-125.html (7 replies, last updated by rainey June 4, 2009)

I got one of the metal cordless electric kettles described above today (at Hawaii), however the bad news is that (even after boiling / rinsing repeatedly), there are weird black specks (plastic or rubber, probably) showing up in... (173 replies, last updated by nutrition November 23, 2007)

it for instant soups and noodles. I’ve booted my old cordless kettle into the bin. Hot water at the touch of button makes perfect sense and maybe it will save on my electric bills also. The water heater boils only once a... (17 replies, last updated by PhilD June 24, 2009)

I have a electic hot water kettle that just died. A long time ago I had a Mrs. Tea or something like that that worked pretty well. I see there are a few electric tea makers on the market. Any of them any good? My husband and I... (11 replies, last updated by jzerocsk September 24, 2007)

the internal temp up to about 200. I’d do the ribs for 2 cycles (about 4 hours) and then finish them over hardwood charcoal – low direct heat on the weber kettle. For Brisket and the Pork shoulder, I’d go all... (1 reply, last updated by applehome July 27, 2004)

On my counter, in a rather small city apartment, are a microwave, a toaster oven, a mini food processor, a coffee grinder, an electric tea kettle, a Cuisinart, a KitchenAid stand mixer, and a digital scale. Tucked away and... (41 replies, last updated by Steady Habits December 8, 2008)

://www.amazon.com/Braun-WK200W-Electric-Water-Kettle/dp/B00004S9H7/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/104-6390869-1678336?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1183353274&sr=8-1 It looks better in person than it does in that picture – compact and sleek.... (8 replies, last updated by pjhlee March 23, 2008)

Yeah... my gf’s parents use one of these. You don’t get as precise control as with a kettle, though. For tea, I use a couple of electric kettles (one a Kamjove - ~ $30-40, though the price ranges from $20-80), and a... (24 replies, last updated by ML8000 March 17, 2007)

) with a fridge, a microwave and a kettle for company. The new fabulous all-singing all-dancing kitchen amounted to some half installed units, a pile of half finished cabinets and a bag of drawer runners. So – what to eat? I do not... (3 replies, last updated by emmisme April 29, 2009)