Is the stainless steel kettle removable?
1183067
Yes it does come out. Just unplug from inside and then it will come on out. Very easy to clean. Love the pop corn cooked in it.
2169449
The kettle is completely stainless steel on the inside. There are two small BPA plastic covers for two bolts at the bottom and BPA plastic window along the side with the measurements. The pour spout is also Stainless Steel.
766293
YES, there is plastic on the inside. It is at the very top of the jug where the handle attaches. The handle only attaches at the inside top not the full length of the handle. I personally believe it is not safe. This is not the kettle I am looking for.
1289208
No; it's glass. I have a water kettle with a stainless interior, and it has rusted to high heaven. I much prefer the glass interior, although Zojirushi warns you not to drop it or it will likely shatter.
1849187
It is filtered for the tea so I don't believe it is removable. Anyway we love our coffee/tea brewer.
491742
Maybe you can, but you need to carefully clean up the kettle. However, I won't prefer.
1869231
Yes. The lid is held in up-right with a spring when opened. When the lid is open the spring is tight enough to keep it in up-right position. You can rotate the kettle, but the lid will not shut until you press it down. The lid is not intended to be easily removed, you will need to unscrew whole mechanism.
1480800
The only plastic inside the kettle is the black plastic pull/handle attached to the spout strainer. It can be easily removed.
861963
The only plastic on the kettle itself is the handle and cover. The kettle is stainless steel. I would think this is a question for the manufacturer.
483949
Yes, it can be easily removed from the base. Food cleanup - probably easy since it's all stainless steel, but I only used it for boiling water so I can't say for sure
1941235
This is completely stainless steel inside the kettle. Only the lid, handle, and base are plastic. All the parts that touch water are stainless.
882946
No. It is all stainless steel and the handle is cork. I have been using it for nearly 9 months on a gas stove, 3 to 6 times a day, and it's been great. I treated myself to this kettle thinking it would be worth getting a really good one for something I will use always all the time, and I don't regret it.
1197086
The bowl is stainless steel and is not removable. In fact, the top of the machine is all one piece with the bowl shaped out of that single piece. It's not hard to clean though. Pour in some warm soap water, scrub clean with a soft sponge, and then use the sponge to get the water out. Wipe dry when you're done.
154987
Yes, the kettle is stainless. It's a good kettle, you can put a high heat under it and the contents do not burn.
1546676
Yes, but it did start to rust after 16 or 18 months. Can't remember exactly how long but it was mentioned in our review. Nice kettle and no regrets, just decided to replace it when the rust started. Got a cheap one and the hard water deposits are already building up on the element. Nature of the beast.
1814273
Yes once the water has boiled it switches itself off. Also the kettle sits atop a corded plate that powers it; so you can lift the kettle to easily disconect it from the cord and base, but still be advised you can't place the kettle into water when cleaning it because it has electrical components on the bottom that must be kept dry. Also I read a review that the inside stainless steel rusts, that is most likely due to condensation so I suggest leaving the lid open when you are done with it to let the wet evaporate out the opened lid. I had this kettle for less than a year and so far no issues. Yes once the water has boiled it switches itself off. Also the kettle sits atop a corded plate that powers it; so you can lift the kettle to easily disconect it from the cord and base, but still be advised you can't place the kettle into water when cleaning it because it has electrical components on the bottom that must be kept dry. Also I read a review that the inside stainless steel rusts, that is most likely due to condensation so I suggest leaving the lid open when you are done with it to let the wet evaporate out the opened lid. I had this kettle for less than a year and so far... » Read More Yes once the water has boiled it switches itself off. Also the kettle sits atop a corded plate that powers it; so you can lift the kettle to easily disconect it from the cord and base, but still be advised you can't place the kettle into water when cleaning it because it has electrical components on the bottom that must be kept dry. Also I read a review that the inside stainless steel rusts, that is most likely due to condensation so I suggest leaving the lid open when you are done with it to let the wet evaporate out the opened lid. I had this kettle for less than a year and so far no issues. « Show Less
1237600
You can remove the kettle for easier cleaning but it cannot be submerged in water