Your perfect Travel Companion with Kraft – Multipurpose Kettle

Kraft has recently launched Multipurpose Kettle. Just like all the Travel appliances in our unique range, the multipurpose kettle was crafted to deliver exceptional performance, intuitive functionality and striking design. Be it cooking noodles, soups, green tea, French press coffee, boiling eggs and vegetables, the kettle offers fast, precise heating and eliminates any guesswork for desired water temperatures.

It offers 8 functions and has been designed to become a definitive fantasy amongst the consumers. The auto – energy cut off and the dry boiler, make the instrument really safe and easy to handle. The variable temperature control knob makes cooking easy, even for the beginners.

Kraft Kettles are neat electric kettles that can be a good companion on travel in your suitcase, camper or RV. It is simple, sturdy and comes to a reasonable price. What more would you want? Right from Boiling water in Minutes to making noodles we have got you covered!

Steam your Worries with Steam Irons

  

Steam irons are such common, household appliances that many people end up neglecting them or taking the wrong maintenance steps to keep them running good. Remember, your iron, like other appliances, needs the right kind of care and maintenance to stay in tip-top shape.

Here are some helpful tips for cleaning and maintaining steam irons.

• Never use a knife or hard tool to clean the Bottom of your Steam Iron. If you want to double the shelf life of your steam iron than let the bottom be smoother. Do not ever scrap with hard tools.
• Like other appliances let your iron cool and than you could clean it – Am sure this advice shall be diligently followed to avoid the nasty burns. You could use a damp cloth with ammonia to clean it
• You could also Clean the insides with vinegar and water. A simple one part vinegar/one part water solution should be added to the reservoir. Once it is added, steam the iron for about five minutes, drain the solution and repeat the process with water only.
• If you notice a white build up around the steam vent, your iron needs descaling. This is similar to the earlier tip on cleaning the reservoir, but varies a bit. Empty the water in your iron. Turn your iron on to the “cotton” setting.  Make a mixture of one part vinegar to two parts distilled water.  Add the mixture to your iron. Turn the iron off and drain the mixture out. Repeat the process using only distilled water. If there is still a build up, repeat as necessary.

These simple steps can keep your steam iron running great for years to come!