Review on Kettle KitchenAid 5KEK1522, red by Felicja Walczak (Fel ᠌

The inside walls of the kettle are actually made of plastic, despite the fact that no one writes about this. In addition, plastic has a very strong, disagreeable smell, especially on the lid, the kettle's bottom, and the platform. China is the nation of origin. Despite the fact that my hand is little, washing it inside is difficult due to the small hole at the top and the metal's rough edges, which pierce the flesh. The exterior of the kettle is not even remotely cold when the water is heated to a temperature of 100 degrees, but rather hot in some spots. I was not at all impressed by the thermos; after cooling down entirely after an additional hour, the water's temperature went from 100 to 80 degrees in about 30 minutes.