Why? When I moved out of home and into my own flat one purchase that I deemed an absolute MUST was a kettle. I'm not exactly a caffeine-head, but I just can't seem to function properly on a morning until I've had that first cup of coffee and, of course, a mug of hot chocolate on a cold Cumbrian winter evening is one of life's little luxuries! Money was a bit tight when I got my first flat (obviously, isn't it for everyone in that position?!) so my parents kindly bought me this Frigidaire kettle (and a bed, wardrobe, sofa, dining suite...aren't parents amazing?) priced, at the time, at a reasonable £30. What? This kettle is just a typical kettle ...  Read the complete review

I'm a huge tea lover. There's nothing like a good cuppa to get you ready for the day so having a good kettle is just as important. This is the kettle I am currently using and probably the best ive had so far. How to use it Like any kettle, there is an opening at the top which is where the water can be poured into (though most of the time I'm too lazy to do this and pour it into the nozzle instead). To start the kettle boiling, all you need to do it flick the blue switch at the top of the handle. Once it boiled the switch goes back to its original position making a clicking noise to let you know its done. What is looks like It ...  Read the complete review

Rather than sticking to my energy saving ways with my eco kettle, I realised I missed this kettle too dearly to keep it. So I gave it away and plugged my precious, trusty, kettle back in. I've had it for a good few years now and it's never let me down when I needed a nice refreshing cup of tea after a long day. ***About The Kettle*** *Its looks* In my opinion, this kettle doesn't look to shabby. It's not the most beautiful kettle but compared to some of the monsters I've had I'm my kitchen top in the past, it looks pretty nice. The body of it is a shiny silver colour, with a black plastic top, bottom and handle. The small switch which is ...  Read the complete review