Brand Russell Hobbs
Colour White & Grey
Special feature Lightweight, Removable Filter, Boil Dry Protection, Concealed Heating
Package information Kettle
Product dimensions 7.4L x 4.7W x 7.1H centimetres
- Capacity
0.85 litres
- Material
Plastic
- Voltage
240
- Wattage
1000 watts
About this item
Small and lightweight - the travel compact kettle is an ideal size for cramming it into an already busy backpack or case
Include two cups and spoons so you have all the essentials to make a good brew
1 KW - the low wattage kettle makes it ideal for holidays, trips away, caravans, motor homes, student accommodation, hotels, guest rooms or simply as a kitchen backup
Universal voltage - thanks to a dual voltage control, the kettle can also be used abroad without issue; just plug in and use as normal, wherever you are
0.85 Litre capacity - an ideal size for pouring a cuppa for two people
Note The product is corded
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Recommend if going to USA don't get kettle in your rooms. And hard to find decent tea. Thank you for sharing this.
Tonirlex the last time I stayed in New York I believe I had a kettle in the room, but I know if any female cabin crew stay over in any hotel, they wash their knickers in the kettle. Don’t know how true it is but since them I’ve taken my portable kettle with me, especially to America because the only place I’ve ever had a cup of tea that was a proper drinkable one was at the Hudson Harbour. So I always take a kettle, a nice sized mug that’s cheap so I can leave it if I like, a box of Tetley or Yorkshire teabags (you can take them down to the breakfast bar as well and have a nice cuppa… and some of those little milk pods or sachets (you can buy them from Amazon, dirt cheap) and sachets of sugar if that’s your jam. Our hotel last Christmas there was a coffee shop next door, and you could enter through a door in the foyer which saved you having to do outside to go through the sidewalk. So everyday my friend would go down the lift with our home mugs and a teabag in each one. Eventually they went from being confused to actually waiting for one of us to turn up for our cuppas! Advice for anyone going anywhere abroad… kettle, mugs, milk, sugar, salad cream, brown sauce and ketchup!
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