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Question: Is this teakettle made in the USA?
Document: As my first teakettle of this type that I've purchased for myself, I'm very satisfied with it. :)
Best electric teakettle I've seen - perfect for me as I have a tendency to forget that WATER IS BOILING. Looks very pretty and smart sitting on the counter.
My daughter needed a way to quickly warm water for infant formula. This is easy to use and the fresh bottle is made before the baby gets cranky!
Don't really know what to say here other than it does it's job well, like a good teakettle should. There was no plasticy taste for me when I used it first (though, it did sit on my counter for a few days unused after I unboxed it, so perhaps it simply needs an airing out before use). It's quick, it's quiet, and it's easy to clean. Holds a good amount of water and pours easily.
Great capacity, made well, looks cool. Only complaint is a short power cord but I guess that is for safety reasons. If you just need a small water kettle don't get this because it holds a lot of water.
ordered this for my new home. It came on time as said. Had no problem cleaning for first time, followed instructions and made water for my coffee. I only make two cups at a time for just me and have no unusual tastes. I really love it.
Quick boiling and I get much more use out of it then I thought I would. Purchased this to boil water for the French Press I bought my husband for Christmas. Between this and the Press it has made my Keurig obsolete. Much cheaper too.
Probably one of the best purchases I have ever made. Heats water fast. Adds pizzazz to my kitchen. Turns off by itself when water has reached boiling point. The only thing it does not do is pour the hot water into the cup(s) for me.......Happy customer here.
Efficient heater but would like it better if it was a little less bulky and lighter. I fill it with my right hand but the measurements are on the other side so I cannot see them as it fills. I used a sharpie and made a mark on the left side.
The looming possibility of burning out the teapot caused me to search for a kettle to boil water and then turn off. That's all it does. It has a minimum and a maximum marked in liters, but don't we need to learn the metric system. It is Made in China and is an excellent product, handsomely designed and simply functional.
Answer: No, it is made in China.