Aroma AWK-161 Clar-i-Tea 1.7-Liter Electric Water Kettle and Tea Brewer
Product Features
- 1500-watt electric water kettle and tea brewer boils up to 1.7 liters of water
- Optional stainless-steel tea infuser for both loose-leaf and bagged teas
- Tempered-glass carafe; locking lid; power base allows for cord-free pouring
- Decalcification filter; auto shut-off with boil-dry protection; cool-touch handle
- Measures approximately 9 by 7-2/7 by 8-3/5 inches; 1-year limited warranty
Product Description
Product Description
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
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Georgia, United States
After searching high and low for just the right water kettle, I found this little beauty. As a mother and a woman who goes through a lot of teas (loose and bagged), who uses this device everyday and has owned it for a year now, I enjoy using it as much as the first day I bought it. Here are my observations:
1. It's aesthetically pleasing. Being made mostly of glass, it's nice to be able to see what is going on inside while heating, how full the pot is, and if it needs cleaning. The water has the least contact with metal or plastic than any other non-stovetop, electric models I've seen and does not impart any type of strange flavor that I've read about in other kettles.
2. It attaches and detaches from its base as easy as picking it up and placing it down....very easy. Also, there is no specific placement required so it can swivel making it easier to place the base in any position or to even move it around if needed.
3. It's easy to handle, not too large/heavy nor are the handles too hot to handle and are very sturdy.
4. The unit heats up rather quickly and must have some kind of thermoregulation system as it roughly takes 5-7 minutes to heat up at the maximum fill line and about 2-3 minutes for the minimum line. Since I am often the only one drinking tea, it's nice to know that I can adjust accordingly.
5. The water stays warm for quite some time after turning off. However, you can always re-heat fairly quickly if needed.
6. It's convenient enough for my children #middle aged) to use on busy, cooler mornings. They can get their water going for hot cocoa and oatmeal all in one go.
7. One pot is enough to fill 7 porcelain smaller cups and just barely 5 regular mugs.
8. It's very easy to clean and the mesh filter mentioned in other comments is not a problem for my unit. I have not noticed any rusting at all. I may have a later model as it is not intended to be outright removed, I can see tabs whereby the filter could be removed if desired so this is a non-issue to me.
9. If I do utilize the included infuser, as another poster mentioned, I too typically add my `tea ball' after the water has completed boiling, especially when making green teas to avoid imparting unnecessary `bitter'. However, the infuser included is a nice size, squeezes open and shut, and attaches and detaches easily and securely. It closes tightly sealing the loose tea well and preventing particulate matter from escaping. Also, when I do use the infuser, I have not noticed any staining on the plastic, but then again, I don't I don't use this method often and that may be why.
10. It can be a bit noisy when the water starts to boil, but it is short lived and, actually, I like to use it as a method to listen from a distance and know when my water is ready as it does not have a sounding alarm.
I am not one to typically write a review, but this kettle has been such a nice help in my kitchen. I would recommend it to others.
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