Russell Hobbs 13355

Finally, my stylish Le Creuset hob kettle has given up the ghost. It had started producing rust-coloured water so now has been given a new job housing pansies in the back garden. When your kettle packs in the need to buy one is a bit of an urgency; the nearest and easiest place to buy one being my local, quite small Wilkinsons. There was about five kettles on display and this was a mid priced one. My criteria for buying one being the least amount of internal plastic on the kettle (I try to avoid any possibility of inbibing ay released toxins from plastic). I like the external and internal look of the kettle. Outside is shiny ...  Read the complete review

--RUSSELL HOBBS CEYLON CHROME KETTLE-- Well we have now had our new chrome kettle about a month now and I think I know its working power by now, so its time for a review on how I find the performance of the Russell Hobbs chrome Ceylon electric kettle.- I wanted a chrome kettle as I think they have a good style and look to them, I'm not keen on the appearance of plastic jugs I think they look a bit basic and cheap. Chrome seems to look right in the kitchen, and all my appliances and electrical items are in fact chrome. The kitchen looks streamlined and stylish and my large collection of chrome and stainless steel cook ware gives the overall ...  Read the complete review

I've had this kettle for about 6 months now, and so far I've been very happy with it. This is a stainless steel and black cordless kettle, and is sometimes listed as the Russell Hobbs Ceylon Jug Kettle. It's a really nice looking kettle, and I've been very happy with its performance so far. Performance ---------------- It's a good kettle and boils water very quickly. I tend to just put in as much water as I think I'll need, in an effort to conserve energy. However, it does have a big drawback, because there is no window into the kettle, and so it's impossible to know how much water is in there without taking off the lid. I ...  Read the complete review