MilexRetro-Style Breakfast Combo
R1,299
About
This elegant, retro-style breakfast combo from Milex consists of both the Vintage Toaster & the Retro 360° kettle. This combo will add a touch of old-school glamour to any kitchen with exquisite chromed finishes and beautiful designs. The Milex Vintage Toaster offers a host of handy features to please every toast lover. From 6 temperature settings that give you the perfect shade of ‘toast’ each time to extra-wide slots that can fit thick slices of bread or oven bagels. Not only is this toaster easy to use but it’s equally easy to clean with the removable stainless steel crumb tray. The Milex Retro 360° Kettle is an impressive addition to any kitchen. Boasting a 360-degree, detachable swivel base, this kettle provides cord-free convenience. The Milex Retro 360° kettle has a generous 1.8-litre capacity and holds enough water to make eight standard cups out of just one boil. The transparent measuring gauge on the side allows you to measure exactly how much water you're putting in for energy-efficient boiling.
Product Features:
Toaster
- Anti-slip feet
- Stainless Steel Body with colour Coating
- Origin chrome Strip Lines design on the bottom
- Removable crumb tray
- Defrost / Reheat / Cancel function
- 6 temperatures setting
- Indicator light
- Cord storage base
- 850W
- Power: 220-240V 50/60Hz
- Warranty: 12 months
Kettle
- 1.8-litre capacity (7-8 cups)
- 2200W
- Stainless Steel Body with Black Coating
- Built-in Thermometer
- JIATAI Controller
- Boil dry safety switch
- Cordless Allowing you the freedom to move
- 360-degree rotating base
- Concealed Element
- Cord storage base
- Water level indicator
- Overheat protection
- Easy grip Ergonomic handle
- Detachable Filter
- Heating speed of 4-6 minutes
- Power: 220-240V 50/60Hz 1850-2200W
- Warranty: 12 months
Birds of a feather
From the beginning of time - or somewhere around then - we humans have lived and worked alongside animals to really help us develop. We're talking cows for milk, horses for labour, dogs for companionship and protection, all of that jazz.
When it comes to birds and their feathers, we've also found plenty of things to make. We use feathers for lures in fly-fishing, we use them to make fletching (the tail bits of arrows), Harry Potter used feathers to write exams and do homework (though we still think a ballpoint pen would have been a lot more practical), you name it!
Now, we're not really up to fly-fishing or archery in this weather, and we certainly aren't interested in writing on parchment (again, had Hogwarts never heard of exam pads?) But a use for a feather we can really get behind (or under) is in our deal on 100% feather duvets from Duck Feather.