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Brita Acclario Water Filter Cordless Jug Kettle White

Brita Acclario Water Filter Cordless Jug Kettle White
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Product Description

White

Capacity 1.5 litres filtered (2.5 litres total). Uses Brita cartridge. Cartridge exchange indicator - Memo. Dual on/off switch for separate water filtration & boiling. Transparent design - dual water levels. Concealed heating element with boil dry safety protection. Cordless with 360 base.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #114055 in Kitchen & Housewares
  • Brand: Brita
  • Model: S1914
  • Released on: 2003-01-24

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Manufacturer's Description
White

Capacity 1.5 litres filtered (2.5 litres total). Uses Brita cartridge. Cartridge exchange indicator - Memo. Dual on/off switch for separate water filtration & boiling. Transparent design - dual water levels. Concealed heating element with boil dry safety protection. Cordless with 360 base.


Customer Reviews

So you live in a hard water area?? Read this first2
Brita sells its ketle as avoiding all the scale and scum because it filters all the impurities including the calcium out. What they don't tell you until youv'e bought the kettle and read the small print is that in very hard water areas you will get scale very quickly. I have had to change the filter and descale every fortnight or less!! Be warned you will not get scale and fir free water for very long unless you live in a soft water area - and then why would you want a filter kettle anyway? Sorry Brita - suggest you improve the quality of your filters.

Great Theory - but has drawbacks3
I have never used a water filter before, and was amazed at the difference filtered water made to tea & coffee - no scum and a much cleaner purer taste. The combination of a water filter and kettle is good in theory but.....
The kettle is heavy and tall - I can't fit it under my tap if I happen to have washing up in the sink - but I get around this by using a separate jug to fill it.
It can get irritating having to wait for the water to filter down before you can begin to boil it, but I get around this by always re-filling it immediately after each use.
I have a family of four and find that I have to replace the cartridge every 2-3 weeks which gets expensive.
But most annoying of all - the plastic 'funnel' that the cartridge sits in is very brittle and flimsy, and first one part broke (but was still usable) but now the whole thing has snapped off making it impossible to use the cartridge.
Therefore if you want to pay £60 for 18 months use - go ahead and buy this, otherwise I recommend buying a separate water filter and kettle.
Not using filtered water is no longer an option once you have tried it !!

many hidden faults...2
The main thing I find impractical about this filter kettle is the fact that when you fill it, it takes forever to filter the water first, then boil it. It gathers up scale so fast, you need to spend fortunes on new filters, plus it never looks clean. Finally it starts dribbling after a month's use. I hope this is helpful xx