FELLOW 852212007618 Clyde Stovetop Tea Kettle User Guide
- June 5, 2024
- Fellow
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Stovetop Tea Kettle
Safety and Use Guide
Clyde is meant for home use. Please read this guide completely before using
it. Improper handling may result in an accident.
Please keep this guide for future reference.
Clyde is compatible with the following cooking ranges:
Please do not use the following:
Important Safety Notes
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Check your kettle to ensure that all parts are accounted for and installed correctly. Do not use it if parts are missing.
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Do not use the kettle if you see any sign of cracking, chipping, denting, or any other abnormality.
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This kettle is only intended for boiling water. Do not use it with other liquids.
The mechanism that creates Clyde’s harmonica noise will be damaged. -
Keep kettle away from children while boiling water and soon after boiling water.
Water Levels:
- The max fill line (1.7 L / 54 oz) is marked on the inside surface just below the handle. Do not fill above this line. Filling above the max fill line may result in over boiling and the harmonic spout will not function.
- Never boil under 0.5 L (16.9 oz) of water. Under boiling and over boiling the kettle may lead to discoloration, damage, melting of parts, or burn injury.
- Never heat the kettle while empty. Dry boiling may deform or damage the kettle, or cause damage to your cooking range and increase the risk of fire.
General Usage:
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Do not use it if large gaps exist between the lid and kettle. Hot water may come out of these gaps. Ensure that the lid is secure and fits snugly onto the kettle.
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Do not put a hand over the lid area or remove the lid while the kettle is still heating or when water is boiling. Hot steam may be released and cause burn injury.
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Do not grab the kettle body after heating. This could result in burn injury.
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Do not shake the kettle up and down, side to side, or twist the handle.
This may loosen the handle. -
Clyde’s spout contains a metal marble that seals the spout when not pouring. Once the kettle is tilted, the marble rolls and reveals the spout opening, letting water pour out of the kettle and into your cup. Please be mindful of the marble when carrying around the kettle. Do not walk with the kettle tilted forward.
Use Instructions
Preparation Before Use:
- Apply liquid dish soap to a soft sponge. Wash and rinse the kettle thoroughly.
Cleaning and Maintenance:
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Hand washes kettle after each use using only liquid dish soap.
Do not use chlorine, bleach, or other chemicals to clean the kettle.
Let air or towel dry thoroughly. -
Using a coarse sponge, brush, or another rough surface will scratch the finish.
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Do not submerge any part of the kettle in water. The body, handle, or thermometer may become damaged.
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White spots may appear as you keep using the product. This is caused by magnesium and calcium residue contained in tap water. This is not harmful to your health. Wash and dry the kettle thoroughly after each use to avoid.
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Allowing traces of salt or oil to remain in contact with other products made of steel or aluminum may cause corrosion to develop.
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If any sign of corrosion is discovered, apply some compounding polish on a soft sponge and rub. Rinse thoroughly afterward.
Please be aware that placing the product on rough or unclean surfaces, as well as normal daily use on cooking ranges, will damage finish on the bottom of the kettle. This is normal wear and does not affect functionality.
Using Clyde On Various Cooking Ranges:
- Wipe away any water on the bottom of the kettle before heating.
- Take care to place the kettle at the center of the heater.
- Always point the spout away from you when heating and boiling.
- Electric Ranges: Do not use a burner that is larger than the bottom diameter of the kettle. Excessive heating may melt or damage the handle and lid.
- Gas Ranges: Do not spread the flame beyond the bottom of the kettle body. The handle and lid may overheat and melt if the flame is too large.
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How To Evaluate Tea + Coffee
Aroma
What do you smell? Look for a subtle bouquet of herbs, fruits, flowers, and other smells. The aroma can help you identify freshness, overall quality, and any defects or off-tastes in the leaves or beans.
Acidity
Not to be confused with sourness, which can be a defect, acidity is a brightness that can give tea and coffee life! Look for sweet tartness and delicate crispness in many great teas and coffees. For coffee, in general, dark roasted beans will be less acidic.
Sweetness
Is your drink super sweet or only subtle? Does the sweetness resemble that of caramel, hard candy, or peaches?
Body
Body, or mouthfeel, can be thought of as the weight of tea and coffee.
To simplify, think to skim milk vs. 2% vs. whole milk. Is the mouthfeel of
your drink light and silky, heavy and rich, or thin and lifeless?
Flavor
Flavor attempts to identify specific tastes. Floral, fruit, tobacco, wine, nutty, earthy, spice, and smoky are just a few of the many ways to describe tea and coffee. What can you identify?
Finish
What lingers after your drink is consumed? Great teas and coffees remain on
the tongue even after the drink has been consumed.
Look for sweetness and pleasing flavors to endure.
Hey there,
Are you new around these parts?
Let’s get one thing straight…I ain’t your grandma’s tea kettle.
They call me the lean, mean, water boiling machine. Not sure how lean caught
on because clearly, I’m a big ol’ kettle for big ol’ jobs. I’m a workhorse if
you will. Pulling heavy loads for all your hot water needs is second nature.
Tea parties, multi-refill French press mornings, or hot toddies for the
holidays. You name it, I can handle it.
I walk the walk, but I can also talk the talk. Just wait until you hear me
sing.
Love, C lyde
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