LINDYS STAINLESS STEEL HOT WATER KETTLE IN TWO SIZES - 5 1/4 qt. or 7 qt. capacity
This 18/10 Surgical Steel Hot Water Kettle has a seamless spout and body to prevent leaking is made by Lindy a name well-known for its quality. Now you can be health conscious and kind to your family by heating your water for tea, coffee, or other applications free from aluminum traces or other contaminants that may occur with aluminum or various stick free coatings found in other kettles. T
This "old-fashioned" very modern "tea kettle" comes in two sizes and it will last for years and years, is very easy to clean, and is a great option for your camper, off-the-grid living, or wood fired cookstoves. It's the perfect companion to our Lindys Stainless Steel Drip Coffee Maker, too!
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Click on Additional Information above for information on cleaning, care, and other helpful facts.
- Our Lindys Stainless Steel Water Kettles come in two sizes, the small at 5 1/4 quart capacity, and the large at 7 quarts capacity. Other features of these kettles are:
- Seamless spout and body for years of leak free service
- Large spout for easy pouring
- Baketlite Reinforced Handles
- Beautiful easy to clean mirror finish
- Made of 18/10 Surgical Stainless Steel for lasting quality
- One year warranty
- Not recommended for use over an open fire.(see additional information)
Small Lindys Stainless Steel Water Kettle, 5 1/4 cup size:
- Item number: 45444
- UPC 765490454442
- Shipping Weight 4 lbs.
- Heats up to 5 1/4 quarts of water
- Our price: $35.00
Large Lindy's Stainless Steel Water Kettle, 7 Quart size:
- Item number: 47444
- UPC 765490474440
- Shipping Weight 4.3 lbs.
- Heats up to 7 quarts of water
- Our Price: $41.00
- Great for off-the-grid or R.V. water heating applications
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Tips for cleaning, uses, and dealing with hard water buildup:
You'll find the beautiful mirror finish is very easy to keep clean. For finger prints and mild spots, just wipe with a damp cloth, and dry with a clean towel. You'll find it much easier to keep clean than the brushed stainless on most modern kitchen ranges and other appliances.
We do not recommend using these kettles over an open fire, but if you do you will have black soot residues on the bottom and sides. You can reduce or eliminate this by placing the kettle on a cast iron plate propped on one side of the fire, Using any kettles over extremely high heat can sometimes warp the bottoms.
If you have "hard" water, you'll notice a buildup of hard water deposits over time. (This true for any other pots, too.) You can remove this periodically by filling it with distilled white vinegar and letting it set for and hour or so, then drain, wipe the inside with a paper towel, and rinse thoroughly. We recommend that you do this often so that removing the residue will be easier and faster. I do mine once a week and sometimes more often if I'm using it a lot. You can re-use the vinegar for other cleaning purposes, so save it in a special container marked "Used White Vinegar". I use it in every laundry load for example.
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