Monday 16 November, Technology & Tools

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Kitchee cordless kettle recalled over shattering risk

The Kitchee 1.7-litre cordless glass kettle can shatter unexpectedly, causing scalding and cuts.

Reported by 7NEWS

Why it matters

If your kettle shatters while in use or on the bench, you face scalding water and sharp glass shards.

In Australia. Thousands of Australian households may own this kettle; check Bunnings or Big W if you bought one in the past four years and return it immediately for safety.

Key facts

1.7 litres
Product capacity
May 2022 to October 2026
Sales period
Bunnings, Big W and other outlets
Retailers
  • The Kitchee 1.7-litre cordless glass kettle was sold at Bunnings, Big W and other outlets between May 2022 and October 2026.
  • The kettle poses a serious risk of burns and scalding as well as cuts if the glass breaks without warning.
  • Customers who bought one can return it for a full refund.
  • Check your kitchen now if you own this model and don't use it.

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