European Travel Water Heater

European Travel Water Heater

• Comes with a two prong European adapter plug. We also include the U.S adapter plug
• Optional through the lid filling facility, double element provides fast boiling on 100 and 240V
• World-wide dual voltage, automatic switch off
• Boil dry thermostat with safety fuse, weighs under 18 ounces
• Includes 2 stowaway drinking cups, 6 3/4" High 5 3/4" Wide (incl. handle)

Portable Kettle features European round adapter plug as well as the optional U.S adapter plug included.



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European Travel Water Heater

List Price: $ 60.00

Price: $ 60.00

Bodum Bistro 17-Ounce Mini Cordless Electric Water Kettle, Black

• Perfect for heating water for coffee, tea, instant soups and more
• Saves energy by boiling only what is needed for use
• Features easy-to-read water level indicator
• Offers 'boil-dry' protection - automatically shuts off when water has reached its boiling point
• Made entirely from BPA-free plastic

The Bodum Bistro Cordless Electric Water Kettle is the quickest and safest, as well as the most energy efficient, way of boiling your water. It allows you to heat only what you need, for only the amount of time it takes to bring the water to its boiling point. It has a 17-ounce, 1/2-litre fill capacity with a see-through, easy-to-read water level indicator. The measurements are 'translated' to cup servings to make it extra easy when preparing coffee and tea. The kettle features push button power and auto-shutoff and is made entirely from BPA-free plastic. Additionally, the powerful heating element is concealed under a stainless steel plate at the bottom of the kettle. This mini version of the Bistro kettle is perfect for dorms, offices, tra



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Bodum Bistro 17-Ounce Mini Cordless Electric Water Kettle, Black

List Price: $ 40.00

Price: $ 29.70

Elvee and the water heater


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Best to run electric RV water heater all the time or only when hot water needed?

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