🔌 Brentwood KT-1508W White Collapsible-Travel Kettle: Dual Voltage 0.8L for 120/220 Volt Review

I'm a flight attendant and bought it to make hot tea and just hot water. Works so incredibly well. I have recommended it to all my flight attendant friends. It folds to fit in a suitcase and has a handle that folds down when not in use. Excellent purchase!

I really like this little device. Use it to heat the amount of water you need for fresh coffee. The auto power off protection is excellent. Collapsible - take it to your daughter's house so I can safely make a cup of coffee or tea. This is the only place I go to during Covid so it's great that it's portable.

I can't live without tea when I'm not at home but I don't want to boil water in a dodgy hotel coffee maker. It's perfect. Be sure to fill with water before first use. Additionally, if you use bottled water with minerals, you can expect an oily stain on the top. It does not affect tea.

Really liked this for travel. Nicely folded and heated water for my french press coffee nice. However, this only lasted a few weeks. A leak formed through the bottom and a hole formed in the silicon. When I tried to contact the seller through Revain I got the message "Sorry, we can't help you". So disappointed

You can't go wrong with this travel teapot. It's compressed into a disk small enough to put anywhere. It holds 3 cups of water and boils in about 3 minutes. Since the outbreak of Covid19, many hotels no longer offer some of their former amenities, such as coffee in the lobby. You're just left with one of those Keurig makers with cream powder as the only option. Now when we travel, we pack this kettle with gourmet single-serve instant coffee, our own sugar and 2% milk, and our own coffee mugs…

Bought for an upcoming trip. I'm not a fan of hotel coffee pots and I'm feeling better about my stuff, especially during COVID. One review mentioned some kind of movie. You most likely used soap to clean it. When I followed the instructions for first use and disinfection I had no problems. I've completed the process twice (although they claim only one is needed) and the water was clear; no clouds, no film, no stains. The boiled water tasted good, as expected, clear and hot. 100% recommend this…

I have it on my very expensive Chinese cabinet in my room. The bottom of the kettle, where the heating element is, doesn't get hot enough to damage the body's lacquer, which is nice, and the safety cut-out tripped five or six times, so I left the kettle on. . I also just boiled 2 eggs in this bad boy and they came out perfect. My only complaint is the lack of a temperature gauge, but honestly you should be able to tell when the water is boiling by looking/listening to it and that's on you if…

Light, small and fast, this foldable travel kettle was a great companion on my trip last month! I love tea but hate the taste of stale coffee oil that lingers on anything that has ever contained coffee, such as B. Coffee machines in hotel rooms. With this teapot I can drink delicious tea every morning. I also found it useful when we were camping. I would take him to the bathhouse and boil water while brushing my teeth in the morning. So I drank tea and was able to make instant oatmeal too…

We were finally able to boil water with our folding camping kettle. We bought it for an Amtrak trip from Denver to Chicago, but due to COVID restrictions, our trip was delayed twice. When we were able to leave we were so happy to use our new kettle. When we first plugged it in, it did a fantastic job of boiling water in about 6 minutes. I thought I read that it was supposed to turn off when the water boiled, but it's either defective or I misunderstood the function in the description. The water