Kenwood Dusk Electric Kettle, 360° Swivel Base, Water Level Indicator, Cord Storage, Boil-Dry Protection, Removable Filter, Capacity 1.7L, ZJP30.000PU, 3000W, Twilight Purple

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There is a huge difference between the brands with the highest and lowest customer satisfaction scores. The Kenwood ZJP30 dusk green kettle is the perfect kitchen appliance to make your tea and coffee experience a joy. With its modern design and advanced features, it's an excellent addition to any kitchen. Taking good care of your kettle – such as regularly cleaning out the limescale filter and using the correct mechanism to open the lid every time – could help you avoid falling victim to the three most common kettle faults. 1. Lid stops working properly (19%) Includes parts, labour, call out and delivery charges, so you can rest assured there are no hidden costs.

Bring natural tones to your kitchen with the soothing colours of dusk. Choose from three refined colours with subtle gloss touches, a textured striped design and Kenwood's signature perfect pour wide spout; all combining to deliver a delicious cuppa.You can buy a no-frills own-brand kettle for less than a tenner, so what exactly do you get when you pay more? Hard water can wreak havoc on your kettle, damaging the element and shortening its lifespan. It's also no fun getting bits of scale in your brew.

Design Dome/pyramid kettles have a traditional domed shape with a handle on the top while jug kettles have a taller jug shape with a handle on the side You'll usually find the water gauge is larger and easier to see on a jug kettle, and the lid can be a bit more fiddly to remove on dome models. Plastic kettles tend to be lighter than stainless steel or glass - less than 1kg is nice and light. From the essential to the optional, here are some of the key features to consider when choosing a kettle. Minimum fill/one-cup boil However, we’ve found that the savings aren’t all that they seem. Hot water taps, while convenient and stylish, are expensive to buy and often have hidden ongoing maintenance costs which outweigh any potential energy savings. Average test score is based on Which? tested models (not including similar models) online in June 2021. n/a = not enough data.Faulty lids, problems switching on or off and limescale issues are the most common kettle faults according to our survey of 9,103 kettle owners in the UK. There’s a noticeable difference between how long the best and worst brands last, but as you can see in the graph below, the majority of models will last at least nine years if you take care of them properly. Estimated lifetime in years We’ve collected data on the biggest kettle brands, including Russell Hobbs, Bosch, Dualit, Breville, DeLonghi and Kenwood. This means we can tell you which brands we recommend and which ones you’re better off avoiding. Most travel kettles will have dual voltage, making them adaptable to whatever country you travel to (as long as you have the right adapter plug), but some also include cups, spoons, a tea/coffee container, and even a travel bag. To help you find the best travel kettle, we've put the most popular models through our tough kettle tests, measuring how long they take to boil, how easy they are to use, and whether they'll deposit limescale in your tea.