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⚠️ The Right Way to Use an Electric Kettle
The image shows a dangerous situation. An electric kettle should never be used when it is empty, overfilled, damaged, or surrounded by flammable materials.
Step 1 — Check the kettle
Before switching it on, make sure the kettle, power cord, plug, and base are dry and undamaged. Never use it if the cord is burned, cracked, or loose.
Step 2 — Fill it correctly
Remove the kettle from its base and fill it with clean water. Keep the water between the MIN and MAX markings. Never exceed the maximum level, because boiling water can spill or spray out.
Step 3 — Keep the area clear
Place the kettle on a stable, dry, heat-resistant surface. Keep paper towels, kitchen towels, wooden utensils, curtains, and other flammable objects away from it.
Step 4 — Use the correct electrical connection
Place the kettle properly on its original base and plug it directly into a suitable wall outlet. Avoid overloaded extension cords or multi-plug adapters.
Step 5 — Start boiling
Switch the kettle on and allow its automatic shut-off function to operate. Never leave an electric kettle unattended while it is heating.
Step 6 — After boiling
Once the water has boiled, switch it off and unplug it if appropriate for your model. Allow the kettle to cool before cleaning or refilling it.
🚨 If an electric kettle catches fire
Do NOT throw water onto an electrical fire. Turn off the electricity at the outlet/breaker only if you can do so safely, keep away from the appliance, and call emergency services if the fire does not immediately stop. If the fire is spreading or producing heavy smoke, evacuate the area rather than trying to fight it yourself.
Also, don’t continue using a kettle that has overheated, melted, smoked, or caught fire—replace it and have the electrical outlet checked if necessary.