Krups FLF2 Reviews
Product Type: Krups kettles
Newest Review: ... The black plastic is actually non-slip which means you have a firm grip on the kettle - ensuring that you won't burn ... more
... yourself by spilling hot water all over! You can fill this water up to a maximum of 1.6 liters, however it is extremely difficult to deduce the volume of water in the kettle as this is hard to see as well as only 0.5 liter gradations - how inaccurate for those who love to stick to a recipe word-for-word! (Not me, honest!)
It takes on average of 1 minute to boil 1 liter of water - which is average for any kettle. However it is extremely noisy when heating the water and slightly inefficient since so much steam ...morePrice Comparison for Krups FLF2
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Krups F LF2 44 ProEdition Plus electric kettle chrom Among the listed items are goods from Germany: - Appliances wit ... Last Update 18.05.2013 16:11
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Customer Krups FLF2 Reviews (2)
by - written on 14/07/10, updated on 14/07/10 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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I bought this kettle after my previous Morphy Richards kettle packed in! Seeming relatively sturdy, I thought this was the perfect cure... how wrong I was - speaking from owning this kettle for about 1 year. ~~~APPEARANCE~~~ This black beast of a kettle is quite stylish until you find out it is made of cheap black plastic, though functional. There is a switch on the kettle handle which emits a lovely, stunning blue neon light when hard at work - which is great bonus! The crown of this beast is the stainless steel lid which is truly panache and looks the part in any contemporary kitchen. All in all, not the best look but ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/05/09 (Somewhat useful, 23 readings)
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Our Krups kettle is pretty rubbish. As it was a wedding present 18 months ago, we wanted a stylish kettle that would match a stylish coffee maker and last well. Stylish it may be but certainly not made to last! The main problem is the flick on the top, it flicks off 10 seconds after you flick it on, so you have to stay close by and make sure it stays on! The screw on lid really isn't the best idea, its faffy and is easy to screw of lopsided! The lime scale filter is a good idea and works to an extent but isn't perfect. On the plus side it is quite solid, has a good handle with the trigger to pour the water out, but for £39 I would say it was well overpriced and there ... Read the complete review
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