New kettle advice.

McKneff

Dualit kettle or toasters 
£100 plus each....I can't justify spending that . 
Its more than me pension

maisie_cat

McKneff said:

Dualit kettle or toasters 
£100 plus each....I can't justify spending that . 
Its more than me pension

Unless you think of it as an investment, I purchased my dualit toaster in 2001. I replaced the timer a few years ago and it's still going strong. If it dies now that's £6 a year and it's still looks nice.

MrsStepford

I wouldn't buy any kettle but Dualit. But I'm an ex chef and have an account with a catering supplies company. 

maman

maisie_cat said:

McKneff said:

Dualit kettle or toasters 
£100 plus each....I can't justify spending that . 
Its more than me pension

Unless you think of it as an investment, I purchased my dualit toaster in 2001. I replaced the timer a few years ago and it's still going strong. If it dies now that's £6 a year and it's still looks nice.

I don't have a Dulalit kettle but would consider one when needed . My ex-display Dulalit (from Debenhams, remember them? ) toaster is still going strong (and looking gorgeous) after 12 years. 😁

elsien

McKneff said:

Dualit kettle or toasters 
£100 plus each....I can't justify spending that . 
Its more than me pension

There’s a £60 one in JL - the architect.