Review on Kettle BORK K703, silver by Wiktor Sabak ᠌

The teapot has one feature that spoils all its advantages. Responds to boiling water for a very long time. On average, after boiling and turning off, 20 seconds pass, during which all nearby surfaces are covered with steam, and, for example, become damp (if these are hanging cabinets under which there is a kettle on the countertop). If you are not bothered by the jet of steam or if you have a separate hood for the kettle, then this will not affect you. BORK support replied that this is normal and everything is functioning as it should. It's probably good for BORK. Kettles costing several times cheaper, they don’t allow themselves this. I'm probably a little behind on progress. If anyone needs a video with the moment of heating and boiling, I can provide it.