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Description
The Bodum Ibis kettle boils 50-oz. of water in less than 12 minutes using a 1500 watt power heating element that warms the water directly. Energy enters the water without getting lost heating up the metal body of your kettle! With its oval shape, this handy cordless kettle is designed to have a permanent place at the kitchen counter, taking up minimal space. Made of a heat-reinforced polypropylene plastic and a stainless steel heating element, it is an indispensable and practical everyday tool for cooking. The easy-to-read water level indicator shows in ounces and liters the amount ready to boil. And it will automatically cut off power after the water boils a short while. No more dry boils! The Ibis also has a special "scale filter" which reduces the amount of calcium in your water. With this filter your tea and coffee will become even more aromatic and tasteful.
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