• Fellow Clyde Electric Tea Kettle, 1 1/2-L
  • Fellow Clyde Electric Tea Kettle, 1 1/2-L
  • Fellow Clyde Electric Tea Kettle, 1 1/2-L
  • Fellow Clyde Electric Tea Kettle, 1 1/2-L
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Fellow Clyde Electric Tea Kettle, 1 1/2-L

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    Summary

    Featuring eye-catching retro style and a striking matte black finish, this Fellow electric kettle reimagines the popular stovetop model in convenient plug-in form. It's equipped with a generous 1.5L capacity and heats rapidly to boil a full kettle of water in mere minutes. The 360° swivel base with built-in cord wrap allows easy access in the kitchen or on the table.

    • Reaches boiling point in 6 minutes – even at maximum capacity.
    • Simple, convenient on/off functionality at the push of a button.
    • Clear internal markings allow easy filling.
    • Helps keep kitchen neat with large lid opening and dripless spout.
    • 360° swivel base with built-in cord wrap enables easy access.
    • Built-in boil-dry protection ensures safe operation.
    • Automatically shuts off once boiling point is reached.
    • Silicone over-molded handle stays cool, even when kettle is hot.

    Dimensions & More Info

    • 10 1/2" wide x 8 3/4" deep x 7" high.
    • 50.7-fl.-oz. cap.
    • 3 lb. 12 oz.
    • 1500W.
    • Made in China.

    Additional Information

    • Model #ECLMB-NA.
    • Made of die-cast metal, welded in one piece with handle.
    • This product is intended for use in the United States and Canada, and is built to United States electrical standards.

    Fellow Customer Service

    • hello@fellowproducts.com

    Use & Care

    Care

    • Unplug and allow to cool before cleaning.
    • Empty any remaining water, then hand-wash interior with soapy water. Rinse thoroughly.
    • Wipe exterior of kettle and base clean with damp cloth or sponge. Dry thoroughly.
    • Avoid using abrasive soaps, cleansers and scouring pads as they may damage finish.
    • If kettle heats up but won't boil, it may be due to scaling and mineral deposits (due to frequency of use and hardness of water). Descale kettle using scale/lime remover. Follow manufacturer's instructions.
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