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21 Dec, 2021
Brilliant.
Finding the right condom can be difficult and requires effort. I can only say these are right for me and a great find. The Respect (XL) version may be on the snug side compared to some other extra large condoms, but the textured inner surface grips so there is no slippage or bunching which can lead to breaking (both when condoms are too small or too big) no matter how long and excitedly you both go at it, maintaining great sensitivity where it’s needed at the head. So good.
15 Jan, 2025
Spine broken in several places which was...
Spine broken in several places which was a disappointment.
28 Jan, 2020
Brilliant but flawed.
4 of 4 found this helpful I was delighted with this item when I got it: looks great; appears to be made of quality materials; boils quickly and very quietly, the latter a result of its double skin as is the fact that it is cool to the touch. It keeps water hot far longer than a conventional kettle too, which must save energy when one needs to reheat the water. Some reviewers have complained that it won’t hold its temperature for the claimed four hours, but that didn’t worry me as it was never going to do that.
So far, so good: brilliant concept and attractive design. The problems come in use and are mainly down to the design of the lid which is essential and works in terms of keeping the heat in but not letting the water out. When boiling and not being poured the lid acts as a stopper. When you want to pour you have to depress a paddle with your thumb, your hand and other four fingers holding the handle, which breaks the seal. This is okay in theory too, but with the paddle in sealed position water can still pass and when depressed the flow through the ridiculously small aperture is uneven and slow. Sometimes it spits and because of the flask shape it has to be tilted steeply to pour which means that steam from the spout can rise and burn your thumb. The kettle is heavy, which would be acceptable given the double skin, except one has to hold it so long to pour - not so bad with a cup of tea but very arduous if filling a pan. Further problems: the design of the lid means that filling the kettle is a two-handed job and, worse still , boiling water can sit in the lid and slip out of the side, again presenting a scalding risk and at least giving one a shock. We used it for two weeks and replaced it with a ‘conventional’ smart kettle.
All in all, a great shame: brilliant idea but insufficient development before marketing. It got me thinking how the lid could be improved/ redesigned, but for goodness sake, I’m the customer.