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Bodum 5410-01USA Mini Ibis 27-Ounce Electric Water Kettle | 
| Brand: Bodum
List Price: $33.50 Buy New: $21.95 You Save: $11.55 (34%)
New (4) from $21.95
Rating: 66 reviews Sales Rank: 7954
Color: Black Number Of Items: 1 Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3 Dimensions (in): 8.2 x 6.2 x 5.9
MPN: 5410-01 BK Model: 5410-01USA UPC: 727015427720 EAN: 0727015427720 ASIN: B00012D0RC
Release Date: December 1, 2003 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Oval-shaped electric kettle boils water for coffee, tea, instant soups, and more | | • | Made of heat-reinforced polypropylene plastic with stainless-steel heating element | | • | Boils up to 27 fluid ounces (about 5 cups) of water in approximately 4 minutes | | • | On switch; auto shut-off; easy-open lid with security lock; stay-cool frosted handle | | • | Measures 8 by 3-3/4 by 7-3/4 inches |
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Product Description With its oval shape, this handy electric kettle from Bodum is designed to have a permanent place at the kitchen counter using a minimum of space. Made of a heat-reinforced polypropylene plastic and a stainless steel heating element, it is an indispensable and practical everyday tool for cooking - and certainly when a fast boil is needed. The Bodum water kettle will automatically cut off power after the water boils a short while. No more dry boils!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 61 more reviews...
These things work well, but not for long December 24, 2002 Alkiguy (Seattle, WA United States) 77 out of 85 found this review helpful
I've got a box full of these that have been returned to our store because they burn out. The problem seems to come when the kettle is used multiple times without a cool down period. The switch internals melt down leaving you with a dead pot.
Bad connection to the base - electrical hazard July 18, 2003 Kevin Mann (Berkeley, CA USA) 49 out of 63 found this review helpful
After about 3 months of operation the unit stopped working. I disassembled the base to find burned wiring and a burned contact element. Otherwise a great product.
Too small, not cordless, not easy to use. October 10, 2003 Lior Paster (NYC, United States) 36 out of 46 found this review helpful
Before you buy the mini ibis, make sure you understand that it's very very small: it's sized to boil water for ONE. Also it's not cordless, which I personally find inconveniant. Also it has a heating element that is directly in contact with the water - the "old style" - not like the new electric kettles with a devider between the element and the water. Also the "locking lid" is not comfortable to use and looks like not so high quality.Instead, get the GREAT T-Fal 4-cup Vitesse High Speed Kettle. I use it at work, it is very very good. or for a bigger version go for the Vitesse 7-Cup.
cute and handy, but short-lived August 8, 2003 26 out of 27 found this review helpful
I loved this little kettle--while it lasted. It was the perfect size for my daily morning cup of tea at the office, quickly and quietly boiling enough water for about two large mugfuls, then promptly shutting itself off. I'm also a big fan of Bodum's clean lines and jaunty colors. The one-piece design might annoy some users, because you have to unplug the entire kettle in order to rinse/fill it, but for me this seemed a fair tradeoff for enhanced portability. Lightweight plastic housing is another potential complaint, but again this can be an asset if you're looking for convenience above all else. The biggest drawback is the placement of the metal heating element: it comes into direct contact with the water. After a year of regular use, my kettle's heating element is covered in grim rust-colored spots which I'm not too eager to ingest. So I'm afraid it's time to upgrade to a sturdier, if less fun-looking, electric kettle. In all, a great device if you're willing to take convenience and cuteness (and frequent replacement!) over longevity.
Great Little Water Kettle December 28, 2002 20 out of 20 found this review helpful
Excellent little appliance for the price. In an office with no coffee bar you have to either get water and heat it in the microwave or use someones coffee maker and heat the water. In my office the only good place to get water is a water fountain that is refrigerated water and it takes 3 - 4 minutes in the microwave to heat it. This little pot takes 27 ounces of chilled water and heats it to a boil in less time that the microwave takes to heat one small cup. It's sturdy construction and small foot print are great for my small cubical. The pour spout pours a concentrated stream without splashing. The lid locks on good, but removes easily. It is easy to clean. The only way it could be improved would be to have a warmer mode that keeps the water warm, but it reheats the water so quick that the potential safety concerns with having it on constantly are outweighed by the few seconds you would save by not having to reheat. All around I think it is well worth the price.
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