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Philips HD4601

Newest Review: ... several reasons; economy of use, speed and weight. The weight factor is important to me because I have trouble with my ... more

... wrists and find lifting heavy items can be troublesome. Another really useful, and extremely stylish, aspect of this kettle is the handle. It is of a slightly textured, black synthetic material and is a wonderfully rounded shape. It is also big enough to hold with both hands which, for me with my wrists, is really helpful. The lid fits well although I have scalded myself, very slightly, if the kettle is very full and I have tipped it right up to empty it. Generally, though, the lid does not come off accidentally and...more

Price Comparison for Philips HD4601

	PHILIPS HD4600 HD4601 Kettle Filter HD4600/01, HD4605 HD4606, HD4607 HD4384, HD4385 HD4386, HD4387 Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47	£ 9.45
	PHILIPS HD4600, HD4601, HD4601A Kettle FILTERx 1 (K14) PHILIPS HD4600, HD4601, HD4601A Kettle FILTER x 1 (K14) Original ... Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47	£ 8.90

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Philips HD4601: STEAMY STYLE FROM PHILIPS (352 words)
by - written on 03/06/01 (Very useful, 518 readings)
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Sleek, slightly ‘retro’ styling and stainless good looks attracted me to this particular kettle. The fact that it is cordless and easy to use was an added bonus. Unlike some cordless kettles, where you have to boil a fair amount of water to cover the element, the Phillips Filterline HD4601 has an element which is almost flush with the bottom of the kettle, meaning you can boil quite small amounts. This is important for several reasons; economy of use, speed and weight. The weight factor is important to me because I have trouble with my wrists and find lifting heavy items can be troublesome. Another really useful, and extremely stylish, ... Read the complete review

Fancy a cuppa? (381 words)
by - written on 12/11/00 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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Let me introduce you to the newest occupant of my kitchen - the Philips Essence Kettle (HD4655). There didn't seem to be a section for it so I thought I better put it here. The curvaceous appearance of this kettle is aesthetically pleasing and it rotates effortlessly through 360 degrees making it equally useful for both left and right handed folk. The 3 pint/1.7 litre capacity makes an awful lot of cups of tea and coffee, and the rapid boil action is really helpful when you're dying for a cuppa! The concealed element makes cleaning a dream, as living here in Yorkshire means horrible hard and scaly water. The double filter performs ... Read the complete review