Review on Kettle KitchenAid 5KEK1522, red by Anastazja Swiatyna ᠌

The kettle let off a strong odor. There is usually a distinct odor associated with everything new, but after one boil and the top being opened, the odor is nearly gone. However, I believe that this issue will be resolved in a short amount of time; continue boiling it for a few more times, and there won't be any odor left. Thus, the method is quite elegant and classy in appearance. Everything is meticulously planned down to the last speck of detail. The one thing that was strange was that the button to turn the kettle on was not located on the kettle itself but rather on the stand. The teapot itself will heat up, but not to the extent that other types of teapots, such as those made of glass or plastic, will; you can actually touch it with your hand without fear of getting burned. Instills confidence, given that not all manufacturers offer a warranty of three years' duration.