Kettle Tea Water Whistling Stovetop Pot Teapot Stove Boiling

August 28,2024

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Description

This is a whistling water kettle, which is made of high-end material for durable and practical to use. Short time waiting and a more efficient tea or coffee brewing experience for you! Ergonomically designed handle makes it easy to hold!

Features

-Color:Silver
-Material:Stainless Steel
-Size(5L):27.00X22.00X22.00cm/10.61X8.65X8.65in
-This tea kettle is using premium stainless steel materials, sturdy and solid, not easy to rust and deform.
-With a large capacity, one-time boiled water can satisfy the whole family.
-Automatic whistle water kettle, the water kettle is very convenient and safe.
-It's ready to make tea, coffee, oatmeal, instant soup or any other hot beverage in no time.
-The handle is made of high-grade material, comfortable to hold, which will not burn your hands.

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