Prima PGK300G Glass Kettle

I was considering buying a stainless steel kettle but sitting on the shelf next to the one I had chosen was the Prima glass kettle. "Take me home," it whispered seductively, "You know you find me attractive." I did - but I wasn't going to admit it to the kettle. "Don't be silly" I replied "You might look nice now but you'll look a total mess in a couple of weeks with the hard water in our area." "But you'll clean me more often to keep me looking good, and I'm on special offer at the moment." I didn't believe it for a second but ...

In our house we are big coffee and tea lovers so a decent kettle is a must. We had used the same kettle for a number of years and we finally decided to get a new one after our old one started making funny noises. My requirements for a new kettle were that it was a cordless one as I hate trailing leads, it had to have a covered element as I hated the amount of limescale we used to get on our old one, we had just decorated our kitchen and had all new stainless steel appliances so I wanted something that would fit in and it had to have a 360 degree base as I hated having to make sure old our one was positioned properly. I scoured the pages of our trusty ...

Pot noodles take aggggeeeessssss to make. The quicker I can get that water boiled and into the pot of delicious plastic noodles the sooner I can be slurping them down my fat throat. I need a fast kettle, it's essential. The prima PGK300 is one fast son of a boiler. The fastest I've ever had. It isn't plastic, it isn't metal, it's made of glass, it's a seethrough kettle. Great quality that is, seethroughness in a kettle, it means the chubster can see at a glance if it needs more water - and that means countless wasted sink journeys avoided. It looks like one cool dude of a boiling device too. "Oh oh oh I'm on fire" it seems ...