Fellow Electric Clyde Kettle Brings Modern Utility Specifications?

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1. Rediscover the charm of traditional kitchenware with the Fellow Electric Clyde Kettle.
2. This electric kettle combines the aesthetics of a classic stovetop teapot with features suited for any modern kitchen.
3. Intuitive Use the Clyde features a simple one-touch operation with an LED indicator that illuminates to signal boiling.
4. Generous Capacity boasting a 1.5-liter volume this kettle handles all your hot water needs from brewing tea to preparing instant meals.
5. Thoughtful Design the heat-resistant silicone handle allows for comfortable one-hand pouring while the kettle remains cool to the touch.
6. Clean and Tidy equipped with a drip-free spout and clear water level markings it helps maintain a clean countertop.
7. The additional 3 ft cord wrap enhances kitchen organization.
8. Reliable Performance clyde comes with a robust 2-year warranty extendable to 3 years upon product registration.
9. Designed in California by Fellow this sleek stainless-steel kettle marries modern and traditional aesthetics with thoughtful user-friendly features.
10. Its wide spout stays sealed until it’s tilted at which point it automatically opens for easy and safe one-handed pouring.
11. The large capacity makes it perfect for serving a crowd or on mornings when you need several cups to get going and the right-angle handle provides controlled pouring that’s easy on your wrist.
12. Handsome design married with flawless functionality is the signature of the Fellow brand.
13. Durable high-grade stainless-steel construction with soft-touch silicone handle.
14. Capless spout stays sealed until kettle is tilted allowing for one-handed pouring. Large 58-oz. cap. ideal for entertaining.
    15.Two-tone harmonic whistle has a pleasant sound to let you know when it’s ready.
15. Not compatible with induction cooktops.
16. Ideal for gas and electric cooktops not induction-compatible.
17. For electric ranges do not use burner larger than bottom diameter of kettle.
18. Excessive heating may melt or damage handle and lid.
19. For gas ranges do not spread flame beyond bottom of kettle body handle and lid may overheat and melt if flame is too large.
20. Kettle is intended for boiling water. Do not use with other liquids.
21. Max. fill line is marked on inside surface just below handle. Do not fill above this line. Never heat kettle while empty.
22. Do not use chlorine bleach or other chemicals to clean kettle.
23. Just push the intuitive LED on/off switch and Clyde heats your water to boiling.
24. Clocking in at 1.5 liters Clyde’s our biggest electric kettle for all your hot water needs.
25. The silicone handle is designed for easy one-handed pouring even when filled to the max.
26. Clyde’s drip-free pour spout and a handy cord wrap keeps your countertop pristine.
27. Boil Speed Test we timed how long it took for each kettle to boil 1.5 quarts of water on medium-high heat on the same gas stove burner.
28. To ensure fairness we checked that each batch had a starting temperature of 65°F.
29. Pouring at Full Capacity test we boiled another 1.5 quarts of water in each kettle over medium-high heat using the same-size gas burners.
30. Once each kettle reached a boil we poured eight ounces into a cup and determined how easy the kettle was to hold and pour from whether or not the handle or spout lid became hot to touch and how the water flowed out when the kettle was at capacity.
31. Pouring at Half Capacity Test we repeated the above test this time filling each kettle with .75 quarts of water and observed if this changed how far we had to tilt the kettle how hot the kettle was to touch and if it poured with precision and control.
32. Taste Test after three rounds of boiling and discarding water we boiled another batch in each kettle and tasted them one by one to see if there were any off-flavors present. We tasted no difference in the water.
33. Cleanup once all those tests were complete we hand-washed every kettle using dish soap and a sponge in the sink.
34. Some proved easier to clean than others while others had already begun to show stains and discoloration.
35. Kettles with silicone covering most of the handles were the easiest to pick up straight off the stove and hold for a long time.
36. The Fellow Clyde’s handle is completely covered in silicone and only got a little bit warm never too hot.
37. The OXO also excelled at this the handle remained almost cool to the touch during the 0.75-quart boil speed test.
38. KitchenAid and Susteas both had silicone on their handles but they both left large portions of metal exposed,
39. Handle height also meant the difference between a hot handle and one that was cool to touch.
40. The Le Creuset and Chantal Vintage both of which feature a black plastic handle attached to the kettle by stainless steel arms benefited from having handles four to five inches away from the opening.
41. The Cuisinart and the Mr. Coffee models featured plastic handles that are closer to the opening about three to three-and-a-half inches and were hot to the touch.
42. Kettle opening size also dictated ease of cleaning & openings with a diameter between three-and-a-half to four inches were too small to comfortably fit your hand inside.
43. We preferred kettles with openings of more than four-and-one-quarter-inch wide like those on the Fellow and Le Creuset.
44. When hand-washing and drying each kettle we found that kettles with higher handles or with handles attached at only one end were easier to clean.
45. The design of the handle the diameter of the kettle opening and the kettle’s shape all impacted how smooth the cleanup was.