Electric kettle with no plastic!

[Anonymous]

I just replaced my Bodum plastic electric kettle for a non-plastic Haden one. BUT, it seems to have a plastic filter in the spout that cannot be removed. Assume I should return if I am looking for an non plastic one (since heating plastic seems to be the real culprit.) Any recs on fully non plastic ones?

[Anonymous]

The ones I found all have some plastic somewhere in them even though the body of the kettle isn’t plastic.

[Anonymous]

I’ve had this one for 7+ months and been happy. It’s cheap enough to replace if it does break. No plastic in the spout and the outside stays cool.

https://a.co/d/0ivIuzry

[Anonymous]

If the plastic is really important to you, maybe just use a stovetop pot?

[Anonymous]

We bought this, and no issues so far: https://www.amazon.com/COSORI-Electric-Stainless-Indicator-Protection/dp/B08PP48979/ref=pd_sbs_d_sccl_2_1/146-1456500-3951914?pd_rd_w=lSij1&content-id=amzn1.sym.aa738fbd-ad05-4d11-aae2-04b598db6305&pf_rd_p=aa738fbd-ad05-4d11-aae2-04b598db6305&pf_rd_r=8D36MX1SGK2SE9NHNXF9&pd_rd_wg=qPYfp&pd_rd_r=a12ae738-d0bd-41d2-91b0-3242204a8cf6&pd_rd_i=B08PP48979&th=1

[Anonymous]

We have the Saki Luna and I love it more than I’ve ever loved a kettle. No plastic touching the water.

https://sakiproducts.com/pages/luna-kettle?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=18341400663&gbraid=0AAAAAC_p2FJK9NoMwiY3jcAnVkjtdXJrY&gclid=Cj0KCQiA2bTNBhDjARIsAK89wlGJB_8x5iDBjI5XVcoR2LpjQXq4cBTy4alSy65fXZC7_ilYmggjOI4aAhbZEALw_wcB

[Anonymous]

why not use a stove top tea kettle?

[Anonymous]

The ones I found all have some plastic somewhere in them even though the body of the kettle isn’t plastic.

If the plastic never touches the water it shouldn't be a problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

The ones I found all have some plastic somewhere in them even though the body of the kettle isn’t plastic.

If the plastic never touches the water it shouldn't be a problem.

OP: the water does touch the plastic filter....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

The ones I found all have some plastic somewhere in them even though the body of the kettle isn’t plastic.

If the plastic never touches the water it shouldn't be a problem.

OP: the water does touch the plastic filter....

Can you just remove the filter? I have a stainless kitchenaid one that's removable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve had this one for 7+ months and been happy. It’s cheap enough to replace if it does break. No plastic in the spout and the outside stays cool.

https://a.co/d/0ivIuzry

+1. I have had this one for a year and no issues.

[Anonymous]

We have a cast iron tea kettle from Staub.

[Anonymous]

Stagg EKG kettle. Not cheap but no plastic and totally worth it

[Anonymous]

I have the clear Cosori one posted here - purchased on a rec from here I'm fairly sure! The first one lasted until right right around the end of warranty date, and they replaced it. The replacement lasted a few weeks - I think the issue is the connection of the heating element. But I like it when it's working. I would get the extra warranty maybe.
A friend gave us a gooseneck one, probably a copy of the Stagg one, and it has been great! It's like a random xyz name from amazon. All metal and has specific temp heating selection.

[Anonymous]

This model has worked well for me. https://www.capresso.com/water-kettles/h2o-plus.html