Broodrooster Cloer 331 2 sneetjes 825 W wit

The Cloer 331 toaster in white is a compact two-slice toaster designed for everyday use. With an 825 W heating element and adjustable browning control, it delivers evenly toasted bread, bagels or buns while fitting neatly on small countertops. The toaster runs on 230 V AC and features a short power cord for typical kitchen setups. Its dimensions of 170 x 280 x 180 mm make it suitable for apartments, offices or secondary kitchens where space is limited.

Advantages

This two-slice toaster combines a compact footprint with reliable performance. The 825 W power rating allows efficient toasting cycles while using moderate energy. Adjustable browning settings provide control over toast colour and crispness. The white finish is neutral and easy to integrate with most kitchen interiors. Simple controls and a removable crumb tray enable straightforward cleaning and daily handling.

Suitable for

• Toasting bread slices for breakfast and snacks
• Preparing bagels, buns or small rolls
• Use in small kitchens, studio apartments or office kitchenettes
• Households seeking a compact, two-slice toaster

Key specifications

• Number of slices: 2
• Power: 825 W
• Input voltage: 230 V AC
• Product colour: White
• Cord length: 0.97 m
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 170 x 280 x 180 mm
• Adjustable browning control for variable toast colour

How to use

Place the toaster on a stable, heat-resistant surface and connect it to a 230 V AC outlet. Insert up to two slices of bread into the slots, select the desired browning level using the control, and start the toasting cycle. Monitor the first toasts to determine the optimal setting for your bread type. After use, unplug the appliance and allow it to cool before removing the crumb tray and emptying crumbs. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth; do not immerse the toaster in water.

Recommendations

For consistent results, use medium-thickness bread and adjust the browning control gradually. Regularly empty the removable crumb tray to prevent buildup and reduce fire risk. Avoid forcing oversized slices into the slots; trim large pieces to fit safely.