THE BEST HEALTHY KETTLE NO METALS OR PLASTIC

The best healthy kettle no metals or plastic will leach into the herbal tisane, herbal infusion or herbal decoction giving you the purest and healthiest results. The healthy kettle can be used on a ceramic and gas hob as well as in the dishwasher, I just rinse my kettle, it’s that easy! There is a thermal shock resistance of 150 degrees Celsius as well as it being classified as type 1 borosilicate glass in accordance with American and German pharmacopeia standards. The thermodynamic quality of the kettle is excellent, it took six minutes to boil on the electric hob from cold. You can buy the kettle I used in the video from the company website or from Amazon, the links are:
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[@saadeqdigaale8006]

Borosilicate glass is a type of glass that contains boron trioxide which allows for a very low coefficient of thermal expansion. This means it will not crack under extreme temperature changes like regular glass. Its durability has made it the glass of choice for high-end restaurants, laboratories and wineries.

[@flow5684]

just turned 18 and have my own home and want to buy a kettle
in fucking every kettle is plastic tf thanks dude

[@thehealingherbman3392]

Indeed, purity is the way!

[@Annibals]

Finally, a person who recognizes what's unhealthy

[@natayquesodeleche380]

Thanks for your review After so much time spent for the best kettle, finally Í found this on youtube. I have already ordered it. Thanks.

[@youtubewatcher1135]

I own a beautiful Jenaer glass teapot that is 40+ years old-the design that is in the museum-so this kettle might be just the thing.

[@beelarehman5992]

Mine arrived today.

[@bcleeanderson]

Can you please explain why do you need to take off the lid to boil the water since your lid is made out of glass?

[@Morningstar36913]

Fantastic! Well done

[@Sanghelli]

Is there lead on the words painted on the side of the glass?

[@Ssuperiorr]

I was wondering the same...

[@mariat3587]

Been searching for a reply to
This. Can someone share?

[@brunosco]

Also wondering...

[@brunosco]

Actually there could be lead within the glass! Unfortunately glass can contain lead and can’t be trusted as long as we can’t prove a given product is really lead-free... (Yeah, it’s really tricky these days!)

[@Sanghelli]

@@brunosco within the glass if the manufacturer is immoral or even in the quantity paint lines on pure glass.

[@shienipierce1]

where to buy those in store, not online?

[@the_customized_coach]

But stainless steel is healthy as long as you don't put too much tomatoes/acids in, right?

[@Jamesnebula]

Have a cheat, use a bodum French press without the press.

[@leemurdock5222]

Can I use it directly on an element stove?

[@nilminideen5296]

Please do a video of dishwasher too . Seems like it wouldn't remove all the soap before it dries out the dishes

[@andrewshistoricedinburgh5907]

Purity, purity, purity all the way :)

[@ryanm8674]

What is the glass container you are steeping in at 4:29? I like the look of that.

[@TruthDefender]

Whats the worst thing about plastic electric kettle. What about metal kettle

[@saadeqdigaale8006]

► Exposure to Boron Oxide can cause headache, dizziness, nausea and vomiting. ► Boron Oxide may damage the liver and kidneys. OSHA: The legal airborne permissible exposure limit (PEL) is 15 mg/m3 averaged over an 8-hour workshift.

[@anoth3rgrl]

it’s made from glass wouldn’t break?

[@kanewanharris2424]

£28 on Amazon for any UK viewers!!

[@jkraze3]

I see you're using an induction cooktop. I thought glasswear wouldn't work on induction cooktop. Can you please confirm? Thank you for the video!

[@Sanghelli]

There is a induction version of the glas Jena kettle.

[@brunosco]

It’s vitroceramic, can’t be induction with glass, except with an additional disc of metal as suggested by another comment (induction version).

[@annesamson5489]

...then he puts non filtered tap water? 😆

[@jheighten7568]

There is a chance he has the whole house on filter. We do that.

[@girlymel2323]

Or on private well like us with wonderful spring water straight from the aquifer

[@jonhcontreras]

too bad it does not turn off b y itself... :-(

[@bronx-calizoo5132]

But you're using bad tap water which has all the bad metals you are trying to stay away from. Instead, why not try using filtered or distilled water?

[@cantbuyfreedom7850]

"Purity and Health", pouring water from tap... Only God knows what is inside this tap water that you did not make by yourself. The only pure water that you are supposed to drink is distilled water that you made at home.

[@boscosworld]

That kettle is known to explode shards of glass. Is that healthier than tap water? Next time do your research before preaching about a product you know nothing about.

[@Sydneymariex]

Where is the evidence of this? I have this tea kettle and have never worried about this. As he described, it is heat resistant to very high temperatures. I have yet to hear someone’s direct experience of this happening