How long does it take to bring a full kettle to a boil?
1346216
I timed ours between 10-11 minutes. A bit slower then our previous kettle but ok for us.
179578
The electric kettle shuts itself off after about 10 seconds after coming to a full boil. If you are not in the kitchen and it cools down, you will have to turn it on again. No problem.
68356
I usually make 8 cups, 3/4 of a pot and it takes about 5 minutes from start to drinking time. It would probably take one more minute to brew a full pot since the largest amount of time is spent bringing water up to brewing temperature. Say 6 minutes for a full pot.
777820
When filled to the max line, to my recollection because I only did this twice when I first purchased it, it took somewhere around eight minutes. The typical amount I boil, which is to the minimum line, takes roughly two minutes.
994701
10-15 minutes takes about 20-25 for boil. Great buy for brewing, used mine twice so far.
1783268
I've never actually timed myself. It has been my experience that it is less than the amount of time to bring the water to boil and still have time to grind more if necessary.
1533264
I think it depends on the weather conditions and the amount of water you're boiling. In perfect weather, it takes about 5-7 minutes I guess and that's using 1.5 fuel tablets. It's just a simple cup stove and works fine as that. Hope this helps.
1572665
It's easily as fast as a standard teakettle, and after filling with cold tap water, it takes approximately 7-8 minutes, and chimes a toon when it's ready. Heats water to 212 then drops back to it holding temp of 195.
2248101
green tea water should not come to a rolling boil- stop heating right before kettle whistle starts. Steep for no more than 3 minutes- 2 is really optimum for me.
783524
Water boils very quickly...under 5 minutes! I ALWAYS use filtered or bottled water...I think that improves the life of the kettle.
1478658
A full pot of coffee . . . maybe 5-8 minutes BUT as it brews, you can remove the pot and pour yourself a cup or two before the full pot is done. That's the best part! Some gizmo prevents the liquid from continuing to drain into the pot while you pour a cup and until you place the pot back in its place.
447475
Using non-scientific methods, I would say that the water is brought to a boil in 1 to 1.5 minutes.
173631
You do not HAVE to use boiling water. You can use hot (not boiling) or cold water and wait 30-60 minutes and have tea. Hot water is faster, boiling is even faster. I use these to cold brew. Put the bags in a pitcher of water, put the pitcher in a refrigerator. In a couple hours, the ice tea is ready and it is cold.
2012416
It depends more on your stove and how much water you are boiling. The pot has a large capacity, If you fill it, boiling can take about 10 minutes on my stove, which is a Viking. The less water, the shorter the boiling time.
1076534
Not long, about 5-7 minutes. Put a timer on because the pot does not whistle and before you know it the pot is boiling.
783522
Around 4 minutes. We have had faster kettles on 110 volts but this one looks good and is reliable so far.
339826
I went to my tea kettle and poured water into measuring cup about 7 cups full when boiling point arrives you get 1/2 cup less Hope this helps.