☕ Jucoan 20 oz Small Pour Over Coffee Kettle: Premium Stainless Steel Gooseneck Tea Kettle for Perfectly Drip Brewing Hot Tea or Coffee Review

Works great. Gives you much more control over the water than an electric kettle. Small size for easy storage. You need to pour hot water from a kettle or similar into this kettle. That's not a top model.

I don't use this for coffee. I use it as a small watering can. I only have 2 houseplants and don't need a regular sized watering can. There is enough water for my needs. The pot is attractive and I put it on the shelf with decorative mugs.

I was looking for a simple gooseneck coffee maker. and cover. I cook directly on the electric stove. The handle will get hot as it is not a double layered handle. However, you can always boil water separately.

What I liked about it is that it doesn't smell like plastic or paint. It's just stainless steel (period). It doesn't smell like toxic chemicals that you often find on the market, especially when there's plastic inside. If you want pure coffee, to pour coffee, take this 304 stainless steel coffee pot to pour over the coffee grounds.

Bad design. You will need to use some force to ensure the lid snaps securely into place. Just as I was about to do so, the lid fell through the kettle and my entire arm was submerged in scalding hot water. You could probably use it as a plant watering can, but it's not safe as a teapot. Update: Seller was contacted unsolicited to ask if I would like a replacement item or a full refund. When I asked for a full refund, the request was dealt with quickly. As a token of my appreciation for their…

In general, the kettle is worthy. Works as expected. The only downside is that (aside from being clumsy) after adding hot water to the kettle (which is hot at the moment) and trying to put the lid back on (which is still room temperature/cold when it is briefly rinsed under the tap), there is a chance the lid goes all the way into the kettle and you just put your hand in very hot water. hot water is added. I suspect the kettle has expanded a bit from the heat, so using too much force can cause…