BIG Kettle 1,8L COLOR Champagner OR PURPLE

Clatronic Kettle 1,8l COLOR Champagner OR PURPLE Clatronic Bollitore

€38,90

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BIG Kettle 1,8L COLOR Champagner OR PURPLE

Clatronic Kettle 1,8l COLOR Champagner OR PURPLE
Clatronic Bollitore

Dati tecnici
Max. capacity 1.8 litre
Simple handling due to cable-free technology − easy to pour in and out
360° connector
Lime filter (removable, washable)
On/off switch (illuminated)
Concealed stainless steel heating element
Stainless steel water jug
Automatic/manual switch-off
External water level indicator
Base station with cord storage
Evaporation/overheating protection
230 V, 50 Hz, 1850–2200 W

Clatronic bollitore 1,8l COLOR champagne o viola
Clatronic Bollitore

Dati tecnici
Max. capacità di 1,8 litro
Semplicità d'uso grazie alla tecnologia senza cavi - facile da versare dentro e fuori
Connettore 360 °
Filtro Lime (smontabile, lavabile)
Interruttore on / off (illuminato)
elemento riscaldante in acciaio inox a scomparsa
brocca d'acqua in acciaio inox
Automatico / manuale di spegnimento
indicatore di livello dell'acqua esterno
Stazione base con avvolgicavo
Evaporazione / Protezione surriscaldamento
230 V, 50 Hz, 1850-2200 W

In 1958 ...	- Yves Saint-Laurent launched his line collection with the line "Trapecio", imbued with an imperial look. - President Eisenhower offered to stop nuclear arms test and showed himself willing to start negotiations for nuclear arms testing. USA - The first four women to become members of the House of Lords took their seats, Great Britain

The sweet beginning	Up until the late 1950s, sweets were different shapes and colours. But children, being children, would pop them in and out of their mouths regularly to examine them, to talk to friends, to hide them from parents or to put them in their pockets for later. This meant that kids and sweets were a messy mix.

The great idea	In 1958 Enric Bernat created a universally appealing sweet that would make kids and parents happy. Suddenly it struck him: the world needed a product that “would be like eating a sweet with a fork”.

The name	At first, he decided to call it “GOL”, imagining the sweet was a bit like a football and an open mouth was a bit like a football net. But it wasn’t quite catchy enough, so he hired an advertising agency to come up with a creative new name for him, Chups.