Russell Hobbs 24360 Inspire Electric Kettle, 3000 W Fast Boil, 1.7 Litre, White with Chrome Accents

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The Russell Hobbs Emma Bridgewater Kettle is the quietest one we tested. It heats and boils virtually silently, which means you're unlikely to be disturbed if it's used when you're in a call or early in the morning. It's also a treat to look at, with a retro-contemporary design that comes in either a multi-coloured polka dot or a love heart pattern. There's also a matching toaster available, which we really enjoyed testing. The spout of this kettle makes pouring a treat, and the overhead handle is easy to hold and tactile. This 1.7-litre kettle (500ml minimum boil) is fast thanks to its 3kW element: it took 1m 17s to boil 500ml of water in our tests. Our only real complaint is that the lid-open button isn’t very well placed and it takes two hands to open the lid: one to press the button and one to hold the kettle. The Duronic Ek30 Kettle is considered as one of the best energy efficient kettle out there. The good thing about this kettle is that you can save both money and time as it allows you to adjust temperature what you need to boil water. This stylish white kettle from Russell Hobbs holds up to 1.7 litres of water and glows a blue light while it heats. The mains cord is also quite long – at nearly a metre – giving you more flexibility in where to put it. p>Keep on top of the latest kitchen trends with the Russell Hobbs Honeycomb Textures 1.7L 3000W Kettle. Letting you effortlessly transform your kitchen, this honeycomb&–inspired design with stainless steel accents makes a real statement on your countertop, and offers all the functionality you’d expect from the Russell Hobbs brand.

Designed with comfortable, convenient use in mind, this intuitive design boasts a ’Perfect Pour’ ...

By my timing, it took three minutes and 23 seconds to boil 0.5 litres of water, and five minutes to boil a full kettle. However, if you can’t go without your cup of Yorkshire Tea while you’re travelling, you could do a lot worse – it’s light, easily portable and virtually silent to operate. For those passionate about tea, coffee, or any hot beverage, and equally keen on sustainability, the energy-efficient kettle is a game-changer. If you’re considering an upgrade that marries convenience with energy conservation, our buyer’s guide is tailored for you. With a plethora of models in today’s market, making an informed choice can be daunting. If you're looking for a kettle, then you can find it online at most mainstream retailers. Depending on the type of kettle you're looking for, you can also find it at supermarkets or more specialist kitchen appliance shops. Here are some of the best places to buy a kettle. Perfect Pour The Inspire Kettle is designed with a perfect pour spout that creates a streamlined flow of water straight from your kettle to your cup – talk about bliss. One shopper also added: 'Really well constructed, pouring is excellent. Very pleased with this product. Bought the matching toaster and bread bin as a result.'

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Cleaning an electric kettle is not as easy compared to traditional kettles. The modern and cordless kettles, however, make it easier for you to clean your kettle courtesy of their hidden heating element feature. Kettle design seems to be taking centre stage on this list, and the Russell Hobbs Structure Kettle is no exception to the rule. It offers a more minimalistic overall look, characterised by some architectural lines that makes it look modern and fit well with any forward-thinking kitchen. This affordable kettle from Cookworks is also surprisingly energy efficient, using 38kWh to boil one cuppa.

Not all kettles are that nice to look at, which is why this colourful design from Emma Bridgewater is such a joy. It’s an electric kettle with a retro design, a satisfyingly chunky handle and a sturdy cream base. The cheerful polka dots definitely add something extra to a morning brew. When we were testing, we were very impressed by this rapid boil kettle. The 3000W power that improves performance, it has a large capacity and we loved that it can boil 1 cup in 45 seconds – which saves up to 60% of energy. Kettles come in two main types: jug style and traditional. Which you opt for will largely be down to preference and which looks best in your kitchen.

The fast boil is excellent for making large portions of water for cooking, and it's functional design will last you for years. A 1960s split-level bungalow has been revived with contemporary extensions, cleaned lines, and Scandi-inspired interiors The pour spout ensures there are fewer or no spills when boiling. The overflow holes, on the hand, allows any water droplets generated from the steam to flow out. There is a stainless steel filter that will come in handy for anyone using hard water. You are here: Home / Kitchen / The 7 Best Energy Efficient Kettles for your UK home The 7 Best Energy Efficient Kettles for your UK home

The system is designed to provide an indication of how much energy the appliance or in this case of a kettle how much it will use during operation. Ever since I started cooking I’ve been fascinated by how different people’s techniques are and how they best utilise the ingredients around them. Even the person living next door will have their own unique way of frying an egg or cooking a salmon fillet.Are you on the hunt for an energy efficient kettle that will help to limit your energy bill and help you save money? This is also another model where you get a lot of value for money. This one is very affordable for those in need of an upgrade but with limited funds. You get some great eco-features with the rapid boil system and the cup indicators on the viewing window. That window is also illuminated with a strong green light that is unmissable at night in a dark kitchen. Another feature I want to highlight is the boil dry protection, which is a great idea. If you’re someone who is a real lover of all sorts of teas or making fancy coffee, then the Dualit Pour Over Kettle is an ideal choice. With its long and thin spout, it’s ideal for super-precise pouring and when you want to get things just right for the perfect hot drink. The handle feels solid and comfortable, and the kettle pours well through a removable limescale filter. The KLF03 is relatively quiet in operation, and the soft-touch lid opens with the press of a button. Overall, we recommend this product thanks to its keep-warm mode keeps the water’s temperature for 4 hours, longer than most of the eco choices available.This means you can heat your water in the morning and still enjoy a hot tea at 11:00, without having to reheat that last cup of water in the microwave.