Quiet kettle rcommendations please!

Lara

We have a Tefal Safe to Touch kettle which is a year old and incredibly noisy. So much so I am looking for a new one! Any recommendations for a quieter sounding kettle would be appreciated please! Many thanks.

daveyjp

A stove top kettle. The only noise is the whistle.

sarah1972

http://www.argos.co.uk/product/7249046?storeID=159&cmpid=GS001&_$ja=tsid:59157|cid:337401273|agid:26938248993|tid:aud-144400486596:pla-393617102327|crid:84385860393|nw:g|rnd:15921431038393667830|dvc:t|adp:1o1|mt:|loc:9045833&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIv-KrxNn42AIVr7ftCh3d8wduEAQYASABEgKiavD_BwE

Sorry for some reason it won’t link. Russell Hobbs lunar grey quiet boil jug kettle.
£39.99 On Argos

fatbelly

You could try this one

http://www.argos.co.uk/product/7249046

Lizabeth21

Interestingly I was looking for a new kettle on the Morphy Richards site and noticed in the descriptions some actually say that they are quiet! Maybe have a look.

Lara

Thanks everyone. I’ll have a look at those!

kingfisherblue

We have a Breville One Cup, as my son cannot pick up a kettle safely. It's quick and it's quiet. You can alter the amount of water needed, so it is economic as well. We've had it for around five or six years now, and my mum has had one for about four years. No problems with either, and well worth considering.

Marcon

kingfisherblue wrote: »

We have a Breville One Cup, as my son cannot pick up a kettle safely. It's quick and it's quiet. You can alter the amount of water needed, so it is economic as well. We've had it for around five or six years now, and my mum has had one for about four years. No problems with either, and well worth considering.

Bear in mind that this can only be used to dispense very hot water (the fact it isn't quite boiling can be an issue for some purists!) and the design means it can't be used to fill hot water bottles or similar.

vacheron

kingfisherblue wrote: »

We have a Breville One Cup, as my son cannot pick up a kettle safely. It's quick and it's quiet. You can alter the amount of water needed, so it is economic as well. We've had it for around five or six years now, and my mum has had one for about four years. No problems with either, and well worth considering.

We have a one cup and love it. Yours may be quieter as it is a better model than ours as we don't have the variable dispenser, but ours makes a right racket both when boiling and especially when dispensing.

elsien

Marcon wrote: »

Bear in mind that this can only be used to dispense very hot water (the fact it isn't quite boiling can be an issue for some purists!) and the design means it can't be used to fill hot water bottles or similar.

Yep, in this house if you're making a cup of tea the water has to be boiling - doesn't taste quite right otherwise.

charolettepope

Try Molla P!ro Cordless Glass Electric Water Kettle. It doesn't make any noise. Really quiet. But it takes about 10 mins to boil.