Solar Kettle Review (With details of how It Boils Water Using Sunlight)

A solar kettle is a great gadget for those who enjoy outdoors. It taps the sun’s energy to provide luxuries like hot beverages and snacks in isolated places where regular kettles that run on gas and electricity are not available or for situations where they are unusable.

Have you been in a situation where the availability of hot water would have been great for washing BBQ equipment when on a camping trip? Or have you faced a situation where snow’s needed to be melted to get drinking water!? These may be extreme examples but they truly reflect a Solar Kettle’s capability to handle such situations.

The solar kettle is portable and very stylishly designed. When in use, It’s reflectors can be folded out so that it can collect three times more sun’s energy than with only a plain tube.

While carrying it the reflectors are kept folded in to protect the tube, giving it an appearance of just a large thermos flask.

It’s a gadget that can provide you with hot or boiling water on tap wherever there is sunshine. Whether you are camping or caravanning it provides you with an option where you can do without gas stoves and expensive gas canisters. The added benefit is that there’s no fear of anything catching flames.

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Although this solar kettle was designed specifically for the survivalist or those who want to prepare for the off-grid situation, it works equally well for those who love to spend a long time outdoors and in remote locations. You can easily use it for clean safe drinking water, hot coffee, tea or soup.

Plus it can also be used to rehydrate MRE’s, cook quick meals such as hot cereal, eggs, noodles, or any other food item that will fit inside its tube. Once the cooking is done, keep the cap closed to maintain the warmth so that you can have ready to eat or drink food when needed.

Pros

• Lightweight can and portable, so can be used anywhere there is sunlight
• Can heat food or liquid by simply placing it in the sun. No other attention is required.
• As long as there is adequate sunlight, it can boil water even if the surrounding air is frigid
• A great gadget to add for home/car emergency disaster kits.

Cons

• The inner vacuum tube is made of glass, so it can break if handled roughly or dropped.

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