Kelly Kettle - Stainless Steel

Place dry twigs, leaves, or small branches inside the base of the kettle and light them. Ensure adequate airflow to keep the fire going.

You can use dry twigs, leaves, pinecones, small branches, or any other natural, combustible material.

Let the kettle cool down completely. Use water and a soft brush to clean the inside. Wipe the outside with a damp cloth.

Yes, when used responsibly. Always use it outdoors in a well-ventilated area, away from flammable materials. Supervise children when in use.

Ensure the kettle is placed on a stable surface. Keep the area around the kettle clear of obstacles.

Boiling time depends on the amount of water and the efficiency of the fire, but it typically takes a few minutes.

The Kelly Kettle comes in three sizes: Trekker 0.6L, Scout 1.2L, and Base Camp 1.6L.

Ensure a sufficient fire is burning and that the base is not blocked. Check for any obstructions in the chimney. Make sure the water level is appropriate.

Use dry fuel and ensure adequate airflow. Protect the fire from strong winds using natural windbreaks.

Use dry fuel. Clean the kettle after each use.