braaa Braa Kettle Black Electric Kettle Stainless Steel Large Capacity Electric Pot Electronic Kettle Electric Kettle Electric Kettle Hot Water Kettle

Ships from Japan [Brand name] braaa / Blur [Power source] AC 100V 50/60Hz [Power consumption] 1300W [Size (including power plate)] (Approx.) Width 21.1 x Depth 24.5 x Height 17.4 cm (When handle is folded) (Approx. )21.1×24.5×26.3cm (when the handle is upright) [Weight] Approximately 1.26 kg (main unit only) / Approximately 1.51 kg (including main unit, tea strainer, and power plate) [Cord length] Approximately 1 m [Material] Stainless steel [Capacity] Approximately 1.5 L [Safety Design] The sides of the main unit have a double-walled structure that prevents them from getting hot. *Please note that the top surface will get hot. Automatically turns off when boiling. Equipped with dry firing prevention function. [Cleaning] Can be washed with water...Wash the inside of the main unit, lid, and tea strainer with a sponge dampened with a neutral kitchen detergent, rinse thoroughly, and then remove moisture with a dry cloth. Do not wash with water...Outside of the main unit/power supply plate: Dip a soft cloth in water, wring it out thoroughly, wipe off any dirt, and remove any moisture with a dry cloth. If it is very dirty, wipe it off with a cloth dampened with a mild kitchen detergent diluted with water, and then dry it with a dry cloth. 1 year from purchase [Package] Cosmetic box: (approx.) Width 23.3 x Depth 23.3 x Height 18 cm Approx. 1.85 kg *Specifications are subject to change without notice. I want to use more hot water than braaa, a brand with an attractive minimalist design that eliminates waste! Introducing a large capacity electric kettle that meets your needs. The variety of coffee kettles has increased with the spread of hand drip coffee, but I use a lot of hot water..."I want to make a lot of barley tea because I take my kids to school," "I want to make a lot of cup ramen for my family all at once." A large-capacity kettle will come in handy when you want to use plenty of hot water for cooking, or for making tea when you suddenly have guests over.