Non-electric enamel kettle 2.2 L No name model ODEL-CZ-060-37

Non-electric enamel kettle 2.2 L No name model ODEL-CZ-060-37 is a stovetop kettle with a 2.2-litre capacity designed for heating water on gas, electric or ceramic hobs. The kettle features an enamel-coated steel body that provides a smooth, easy-to-clean surface and basic corrosion resistance. Its simple construction makes it suitable for everyday use at home, in cottages or during outdoor stays where an electric appliance is not required.

Advantages

The enamel coating creates a hygienic inner surface that resists staining and simplifies cleaning after boiling. A 2.2 L capacity accommodates multiple cups of tea or coffee and is convenient for small households. Because the kettle is non-electric, it can be used on a variety of stovetops and does not depend on electricity, making it practical for off-grid situations. The shape and weight distribution are engineered for stable placement on flat burners and for safe pouring when hot.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Boiling drinking water for tea, coffee or instant meals
• Use in home kitchens on gas, electric or ceramic hobs
• Use in country houses, cottages and cabins without electric kettles
• Camping and outdoor cooking where a stovetop or portable burner is available

Key specifications

• Capacity: 2.2 litres
• Material: steel body with enamel coating
• Compatibility: gas, electric and ceramic stovetops
• Design: stovetop kettle with pouring spout and handle

How to use

Fill the kettle with the required quantity of cold water, keeping below the rim to avoid boiling over. Place the kettle on a burner that matches its base size and heat on a medium flame or power setting until the water boils. Use a potholder or heat-resistant glove when handling the kettle as the body and handle may become hot. Pour slowly and steadily to avoid splashing. After use, allow the kettle to cool before cleaning.

Usage recommendations

To preserve the enamel surface, avoid using metal scouring pads or aggressive chemical cleaners. Remove limescale buildup periodically with a mild descaling solution such as diluted vinegar or citric acid, rinse thoroughly and dry to prevent staining. Inspect the enamel for chips and avoid exposing any chipped areas to prolonged moisture to reduce the risk of corrosion.