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Many families use electric kettles to boil water because of its convenience. Just put water in the kettle, turn on the switch and wait a few minutes for the water to boil for immediate use.
Although using an electric kettle to boil water is very simple, many people still make mistakes that shorten the life of the device as well as harm human health. Typically, the following 5 mistakes are made by 9 out of 10 households.
1. Any type of electric kettle is fine
The main function of an electric kettle is to boil water. Many people who buy an electric kettle think that all types of kettles are the same, even cheap ones, as long as they can boil water. But in fact, when buying an electric kettle, you should choose kettles made of stainless steel.
Actually, stainless steel is divided into many types. When buying an electric kettle, it is best to choose a kettle made of 304 stainless steel. This type of steel is resistant to corrosion and can withstand high temperatures. Buying an electric kettle made of this type of steel will ensure safer water after boiling.
2. Pour too much water into the electric kettle
Many people have the habit of filling the electric kettle with water, but this actually poses many risks. The reason is that the water inside will overflow when boiling, and the water can also flow into the kettle base, causing a short circuit and damage.
In fact, the maximum water level is marked on the inside wall of the kettle. When boiling water, do not pour water beyond this level to ensure electrical safety in the family.
3. Turn on the kettle first and then add water :
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