Water Cooker

A water cooker, also known as an electric kettle or water kettle, is a kitchen appliance used for boiling water. It typically consists of a container with a heating element attached to its base, a lid, and a handle for easy pouring. These cookers are generally faster in boiling water compared to traditional stovetop kettles, thanks to their powerful heating elements.

The container of a cooker is usually made of stainless steel or glass, allowing for efficient heating and easy cleaning. It is designed to hold a specific amount of water, usually indicated by marked measurements on the inside. The capacity of the cookers can vary, ranging from small sizes of around 0.5 liters to larger ones of up to 2 liters or more.