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Zojirushi Kettle
Product of Japanese origin, a brand with 100 years, the market leader in sales in Japanese, European and American. High quality product and warranty on all components. The Electric Bottle is ideal for the preparation of foods that require hot water immediately, for example, instant soups, coffees and teas. It is practical, avoids the use of a zojirushi kettle or pot to the stove-water fever. Just plug it in, add water to the edge or desired, depending on consumption for a given period, and will have hot water without worry of burning the pan, because while plugged in the liquid will remain warm. The inclusion of a product in the "cart" does not guarantee the product price. In the case of price change between inclusion in the "cart" and checkout, the current price will prevail in the "completion" of the purchase. You receive a warning as soon as this product becomes available. Be aware that this registration does not guarantee reservation of the product. Thank you. The zojirushi kettle line behind a new range of products, the most varied forms. Ideal for decorating and creating beautiful tables for lunch, dinner or any special celebration. The rice cooker is practical, because just wash the desired amount of rice to put in the recipient and introduce domestic water to the extent indicated on the wall. It is lined with TEFLON one of the best, completely non-stick, ensuring a perfect rice! Keeps food warm for a long time while it is turned on without burning the product. This pot can be used not only to rice as it is known, but for other dishes, for example. These services allow you to organize, store, recommend and share content pages and more like submarine with others. They are public and free, independent of the submarine and you need to register to use them. The inclusion of a product in the "shopping cart" does not guarantee the product price. In the case of price change between inclusion in the "shopping cart" and checkout, the current price will prevail in the "completion" of the purchase. Japan was faced with an aging population more quickly than the West. Although the Japanese tradition is that children care for their parents when they become older, modern life and the explosion of the family unit are that this ancient practice is disappearing. In fact, more and more seniors are aging, and sometimes, unfortunately, die alone . . . In an attempt to alleviate this loneliness and the risks associated therewith, an appliance manufacturer has developed a zojirushi kettle that "sleep "on the elderly. This tea, known as I-pot, literally "pot information" was created following a news item that occurred in Tokyo in 1996. A lady of 77 years and her disabled son was found dead of starvation by neighbors, some twenty days after their death. The old lady had no money for food and refused welfare . . . This story has deeply marked the spirits. A person in charge of the elderly, has asked the zojirushi kettle appliance manufacturer, to imagine a solution to avoid such a tragedy from happening again. Thus, five years later, the Japanese manufacturer, in partnership with Fujitsu and NTT phone operator launched the I-pot. This is actually a zojirushi kettle completely normal, except that each use, it sends a message to a corresponding pre-selected, indicating that the person is healthy, or at least , it uses the zojirushi kettle . . . . This device is in place for four years now. It fits perfectly with the Japanese lifestyle, since the high consumption of tea and soup kettles results use several times a day. Without even noticing, and an extremely simple, since the elderly has nothing to do but heat the water, it is possible to ensure a close distance but not intrusive. This service is of course fee, the unit is rented forty euros per month and the mail and internet service twenty euros. Currently over 2,000 families use around the world. While the I-pot n'accessible only on the territory of Japan, nothing prevents families from being at the other end of the world when they receive their mail for information. Remember that in Japan in more than one third of households, one member over 65 years and the latest statistics from the Ministry of Health estimate that 3. 4 million seniors live alone. The large increase in loneliness among the elderly inevitably brings up the dead alone. Thus, in the capital Tokyo, the number of deaths of older unpredictable, doubled in the last ten years, reaching in 2003 the figure of 2,000 people, according to the Bureau of Medical surveillance in the city. . . .
