long lasting kettle

rufydoofyM

Morphy Richards are worth looking at as they have a 2 yr guarentee. I was given one several years ago and each time I wore it out within those 2 yrs I rang them and they sent a replacement. Once the original 2 years were up They offered me a discount and I got this one

http://www.morphyrichards.co.uk/products/kettles/jug-kettles/43870-Intelliboil-Jug-Kettle.html

Its got 3 temp settings. Only charged £23.50 and free delivery. Always found their CS really helpful and kettles arrived within 2/3 days.
Our kettles have to cope with hard water and heavy use. hth

julietiff

The one which has lasted longest in our house is the tefal quick cup,
this is the new version ;

http://www.tefal.co.uk/All+Products/Breakfast/Hot+Water+On+Demand/Products/Express+Boil/Express+Boil.htm

santer_2

The Tefal Express Boil is here at £50 with a £10 voucher

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/tefal-express-boil-jug-kettle-black-10016182-pdt.html?

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karl-123

i use a gas kettle they are about ten quid from argos

however my girlfriend wanted a powder blue one so i got

a typhoon one off e-bay brand new in the box for a tenner including shipping

one persons junk is another persons treasure i will never go back to an electric kettle again gas is cheaper for one thing

good luck in your kettle quest love karl.........:eek:

pollyskettle

I use a stove top kettle and have done for years - lasts for ever!

emmamed

i had the tefal one cup when it first came out, a few years ago. ok if making 1 or 2 cups at a time, but too long if needing more. it takes longer than 3secs to fill a mug. also not very hot, by time u added the milk, its just drinkable.

wendyak

I use a Tesco stripey kettle and it is boiled at least twenty times a day.
This one is about two years old and will probably last another year.....I put the receipt in the box and put it in the loft so that I can get it replaced but have never had to do that.
I only put enough water for 2 cups in as I don't want to keep boiling water that I won't use and fill it to just over min each time.

santer_2

Collected a Tefal Express Boil and the temperature seems fine, especially for coffee, though I hope it does boil the water for safety - health reasons

jackieb

My last one was 10 years old. It was just a simple white plastic cordless Tefal one. I had to replace it a couple of months ago as it started to leak at the water gauge.

emmamed

santer wrote: »

Collected a Tefal Express Boil and the temperature seems fine, especially for coffee, though I hope it does boil the water for safety - health reasons

i am sure it doesnt boil as hot as a kettle.