What is the average time it takes to boil water?
2054181
Not exactly sure but on the order of just a few minutes. I hand grind beans for single cups of coffee (Aeropress) and if I am focused and not answering emails, I'll just beat the water.
2054182
Maybe 3-4 minutes. Not long at all. I loved the pot despite the heat gauge being a off (had to lower the dial to actually get the 185 degree temp for brewing Oolong). I say "loved" as discovered today that the pot is leaking. Not happy at all as it is not too much more than a year old. I had noticed some rust along the inside bottom seam a couple of months ago. The leak isn't bad yet, but can only get worse. Guess I'll be shopping for another pot soon - and will NOT be a Melitta unless they respond well to the customer complaint I'll be submitting once my Christmas holiday company leaves next week. Maybe 3-4 minutes. Not long at all. I loved the pot despite the heat gauge being a off (had to lower the dial to actually get the 185 degree temp for brewing Oolong). I say "loved" as discovered today that the pot is leaking. Not happy at all as it is not too much more than a year old. I had noticed some rust along the inside bottom seam a couple of months ago. The leak isn't bad yet, but can only get worse. Guess I'll be shopping for another pot soon - and will NOT be a Melitta unless they respond well to the customer complaint I'll be submitting once my Christmas holiday company... » Read More Maybe 3-4 minutes. Not long at all. I loved the pot despite the heat gauge being a off (had to lower the dial to actually get the 185 degree temp for brewing Oolong). I say "loved" as discovered today that the pot is leaking. Not happy at all as it is not too much more than a year old. I had noticed some rust along the inside bottom seam a couple of months ago. The leak isn't bad yet, but can only get worse. Guess I'll be shopping for another pot soon - and will NOT be a Melitta unless they respond well to the customer complaint I'll be submitting once my Christmas holiday company leaves next week. « Show Less
2054183
There are lots of variables to consider before answering this question. Is the kettle 100% full? Is the water room temperature? What setting did you select? Overall, I find this kettle to be very good. It heats water to the temperature I choose in a time I am willing to accept. I am happy with it and have been for 1 year.
2054184
Maybe 3-4 minutes. Not long at all. I loved the pot despite the heat gauge being a off (had to lower the dial to actually get the 185 degree temp for brewing Oolong). I say "loved" as discovered today that the pot is leaking. Not happy at all as it is not too much more than a year old. I had noticed some rust along the inside bottom seam a couple of months ago. The leak isn't bad yet, but can only get worse. Guess I'll be shopping for another pot soon - and will NOT be a Melitta unless they respond well to the customer complaint I'll be submitting once my Christmas holiday company leaves next week.
2054185
I have the melitta coffee pot I get a hot cup of coffee from 5 to 6 min I love Iit iI going to order the larger pot
725185
It depends on how much water you want and what the initial temp of that water is. But, I did do a test for you. If you want a full pot (1.5L) of water (I used my cold tap water because that is the filtered side of my kitchen sink) it takes 6 minutes and 50 seconds. Usually it takes about 10 minutes or more to boil that on the stove top. But, like I said, it depends on the water temp and how much you need.
783523
it took exactly 5:46.85, now I used cold water out of the tap, and have found that altitude does have an effect on how fast the water boils. my altitude is at 3200ft. hope this helps
2098373
Four and 1/4 cups or One liter. That places the water level one inch from the top of the kettle. Takes 18 minutes to boil on medium heat on an electric stove.
2206268
You can also high boil 7 to 10 minutes & low boil 5 minutes. If you boil too long the water diminishes.
1471445
120V 840W 60Hz. When the water is completely new, it takes about 10 minutes to boil. When the pot has been on, it takes about a minute to reboil.
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.
958502
From the time you first push the on switch on back it takes 90 sec. to warm the water to a certain temp., after which it take about 20 seconds to brew a cup. Don't forget their is about 5 different sizes and the pod must say "extra bold" for larger size cups
712785
3-5 minutes if the water is boiling hot. Probably more like 5-7 minutes if the water is hot but not boiling, like if you had it in the thermos for a few hours.
2121997
It depends on how much water is in it. I usually do a full kettle for brewing iced tea (actually a little over the "max" line) and it takes maybe 5 minutes for a full pot... not entirely sure since I have not timed it, but it doesn't seem long unless you're standing there watching and waiting (LOL).
984414
Just a few minutes. It boils in a fraction of the time it takes to boil water on a stove top. I like my electric kettle verymuch. Highly recommend it.
304778
I have a keurig that I use for single cup brewing and it takes less time to grind the beans than it does for the keurig to heat up fully so I'd say about 45 seconds
1241498
The easiest way is to always bring the water to a boil (212 degrees) then let it "rest" until it reaches 175 -- the time it takes to cool down to 175 will be the same regardless of cooking method & variations in microwaves. Just put a thermometer in the water the first time you do this and time how long it takes, round that up to the nearest minute, and always wait that long after boiling -- for two cups, it should be about a minute. Another option is add 1.5 cups of boiling water (212 degrees) to .5 cups of room temp water (70 degrees)-- the result will be 175 degrees (.75*212 + .25*70 = 176). Voil!
1489920
No this is the quickest kettle I have ever used. Once you select the type of tea you are making( green , black etc) total time for a full kettle is 3-4 minutes.
337684
It depends on how hot the water is when you start. I usually use the hot water from my sink which is about 115 degrees. I usually cook things at 140 and it takes about 10 minutes to get up to temperature. It's really quite fast.
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.
20956
Usually mine is done about 15 minutes after pouring it into the boiling water, depending on how hot the stove burner is.