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Chefman Electric 5.3 Liter Hot Water Pot Urn For $59.99 Shipped From Amazon
Perfect timing for Pesach.
This was selling for $101.08 yesterday and is now the lowest price in the past year from Amazon.
- EASY TO DISPENSE: The Chefman Hot Water Pot has 3 dispense buttons for easy, instant hot water. Use the one-handed dispense button under the spout for filling cups or bottles, the manual push pump or auto dispense on the control panel for quick dispensing
- STAYS HOT FOR HOURS: The 700-watt insulated pot keeps water warm throughout the day, so you never have to wait for the kettle to boil, while stainless steel exterior and interior ensure long-lasting performance. With 5.3-liter and 30+ 5.7 oz. cup hot-water capacity, this hot water urn is perfect for parties and entertaining
- EASY VIEW WATER LEVEL: Water level gauge for easy viewing so you can see how much water you are filling the pot with, as well as see when it gets below the minimum line. Convenient carry handle lets you bring this water dispenser with you easily
- SAFETY FEATURES: For added safety, the water urn shuts itself off once the pot is empty or the water has dried out. Designed with a locking lid to prevent spills if it tips over, as well as a child safety lock for dispense and reboil buttons to prevents spilling and accidental pouring
- RESOURCES: cETL approved with advanced safety technology for long lasting durability, & 1-year warranty provided by Chefman, so you can purchase worry-free! For information on how to use your product, scroll down for a PDF User Guide. Power Source: 120 Volts
HT: Davidthebest.
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a little misleading.. this usually hovers around $69
No, welcome to 2022 inflation:
List price is $69.99…
Correct, it says List Price: $69.99
Does it need to be toiveled ?
Many of them sold at local stores
Don’t need to and come with a rabbinical certificate
Yes, chefman does not have those certifcates
Most people Toivel an urn. This will almost always void any Warrenty. It can be dangerous,there are lots of electronics in the control board. However the way most people take care of it is to take it to a frum appliance repair place where a tech disables the urn by internally , for a minute and reconnects it. It is then considered a כלי הנעשה על ידי ישרא-ל, and doesn’t need to be Toiveled according to most if not all poskim. The best part is it’s actually safe and dry to use. It’s really ridiculous to immerse an electronic device when it will destroy it.
Need to be Toiveld??
From my research, if we purchase something from a non Jew, even if manufactured by a heimish company, it requires tevila.
I bought this 2 weeks ago from Bed Bath and Beyond for $70 before applying a 20% coupon (so $56 final). It is out of stock there now, but regarding toiveling, I did toivel (dont know if I needed to or not) and let it sit for a week or so before using. Working fine now.
+1 on letting it sit a week before operating. BH, I’ve done this with every urn I’ve owned, and all have survived.
Mixed reviews on Amazon – anyone have an opinion on the quality, smell and residue/oxidation?
There is a internal tube that goes from the bottom of the inside chamber up to where the spout is. There is no good way to get the water out of it after use and before storage. It is that water that (in my opinion) that ruins the taste. Even from Shabbos to Shabbos, the water in the tube gets bad enough to ruin the taste of the entire contents of the urn. I’ve found that if you fill these, and manually pump out the water after storage, it cleans out that tube that is the source of the bad taste. When I take my urn out of storage before pesach, I use it to kosher my kitchen counters – I transfer the hot water from the urn to a kettle to finish the boiling and pour from the kettle onto the counters. Using it for this purpose cleans out the residual bad taste/odor that results from storing it and speeds up the koshering process too.
In for 1.
Will toivel it 7 times like the opinion of that other Rabbi.
If I toivel it, will I be able to use potato starch on Pesach?
lol
Awesome – perfect timing! Thanks Dan!!
I bought one from Amazon last year but it went completely dead after only a few months of once a week use. I will say though that Chefman honored their warranty and sent me a new one without too much of a hassle.
Does this one have A SHABBOS mode?
I’m not sure what you mean by SHABBOS mode but the title says “w/ Auto & Manual Dispense Buttons”. Manual Dispense = you push down on a manual pump that channels air into the unit that forces water out of the spout. Auto Dispense = you can choose to electrically pump air to force the water out of the spout. Manual Dispense = Shabbos mode in my book.
Would anyone know if there are any Shabbos issues with this??
I owned this earn before and I have no issues and Shabbos with it.
I have this urn for 5 years and the pump just broke and yes I have had issues with it smelling and the water tasting gross and I needed to heat vinegar in it several times before it went away.
I will not be repurchasing even at this price.
Just a tip while were on this topic. Sour salt is great for cleaning rust from any urn. Add some to the urn with water, boil & rust is gone.
Anyone else have issues with the water smelling? Will that go away on it’s own or do I need to do something about that?