Russell Hobbs Classic White travel kettle I am soon going off on holiday to Malta with my little son who is still having bottles. As there is no kettle provided in the hotel room I had to go out and buy one of my own to take with me. I had a good look around various places and saw several travel kettles costing up to £25, which I thought represented very poor value for money. Then I went to Argos I found the Russell Hobbs travel kettle which appeared to be the best value for money with the most features. FEATURES OF THE RUSSELL HOBBS TRAVEL KETTLE This is a really lovely aesthetic white kettle with rounded edges, looking very much like ...  Read the complete review

Hotels and guesthouses are usually really good in Britain at having tea and coffee making facilities and usually even the most budget of places have a kettle and a few tea bags. However it is a different matter when going abroad and throughout my travels I have found that finding a hotel with tea and coffee making facilities can be difficult and being a Brit I need my cups of tea (and coffee). After travelling abroad a few times and never finding a kettle I decided it would be easier to just buy myself a travel kettle that I could take on holiday with me so that I could be guaranteed a decent cuppa when away from home. I've gone through a few over the years ...  Read the complete review

We got this as a gift, from all places, the building company that built our house as part of a thank you basket. I think in the beginning we used it for a while until we bought a kettle that matched our toaster but apart from that we have not had much need for it. That's not saying its a bad kettle. Its main function, to boil water, is done well with no complaints and so one could give this 5 out of 5 stars just for achieving that. I guess if you are the sort of person who camps a lot then this would be a good kettte for you but as I don't really camp I don't really have a need for a small, basic kettle. Still......... It does not have the nicest look to it. ...  Read the complete review

I like to have my cuppa in the morning as soon as I open my eyes, so when I'm travelling I need a kettle in my hotel room. Once I have had my tea, I can think about making myself presentable and head down to the breakfast room. This kettle is small and light but holds enough water for 2 decent cups of tea. When it's running it's fairly quiet and boils the water just as quickly as my usual kitchen kettle. The element is hidden, the inside of the kettle is all smooth with a metal bottom to it, this makes it easy to clean out and de limescale. It comes with 2 plastic cups with handles which fit inside each other and 2 tea spoons. These all fit neatly ...  Read the complete review