I'am looking for a kettle (1 Viewer)

[Steve]

I find the sound of a whistling kettle very comforting, I suppose it’s the association of the noise with mum making a brew as we got in. But as I have tried to make my van as Green as possible using the gas when I have lots of electric seems a bit daft. So my question is, has anyone got a whistling electric kettle? Of about 1-1.5kw and 1-1.5l and if so where from. I can find plenty of 2.5-3kw ones but no small whistling ones.
Steve

 

[Jim]

We have two of these, one for the house and one for the van. Big wide bases making it safer to brew up on the motorway They truly are a great kettle, but ... a tad expensive

http://www.wayfair.co.uk/Wesco-2.0-...K321-WOC1117&gclid=CJi3iuKl_7cCFYXMtAodAggAMg

 

[Terry]

We have two of these, one for the house and one for the van. Big wide bases making it safer to brew up on the motorway They truly are a great kettle, but ... a tad expensive

http://www.wayfair.co.uk/Wesco-2.0-...K321-WOC1117&gclid=CJi3iuKl_7cCFYXMtAodAggAMg

They are not leccy kettles unless you have a leccy ring on your cooker like me
Terry

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[Steve]

Thanks for the reply Jim, is there one on this site that is 'plug in' the only ones I can see are 'sit on'
Steve

 

[Jim]

Now I've read the post correctly...:Blush: I have no idea where you can get a whistling electric kettle, is there such a thing?

 

[Terry]

Yep there is
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News to me
Terry

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[the stig]

yes I have one, bought it from Asda's I think. It's a Morphy Richards and Silver in colour with a orange glow light on it too.

i love the whistling element, but if it gets too much it can also be turned off.

 

[MHVirgins]

We still use the old whistling kettle on the gas burner, but think we'll ditch it for an electric low-watt one soon

I don't know if this one below is any good for you, it is a smaller capacity though.

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[MHVirgins]

Yep there is
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Terry

£47 for this one!!!.........you've got expensive taste

Margaret

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[Terry]

£47 for this one!!!.........you've got expensive taste

Margaret

No Margaret, ours is a fiver jobby from tesco or asda with a fiver gas kettle from local campingstore, they both boil water
Terry

 

[MHVirgins]

No Margaret, ours is a fiver jobby from tesco or asda with a fiver gas kettle from local campingstore, they both boil water
Terry

Thanks for that Terry, I'll need to have a look for one of these at Tesco next time, I couldn't see it on their website. Our gas "whistler" causes great amusement if you leave it on whilst chatting outside to someone Ideal for quick stops on the road, but we need to get an electric jobby when on hook-up:thumb:

Margaret

 

[Deckard]

I find the sound of a whistling kettle very comforting, I suppose it’s the association of the noise with mum making a brew as we got in. But as I have tried to make my van as Green as possible using the gas when I have lots of electric seems a bit daft. So my question is, has anyone got a whistling electric kettle? Of about 1-1.5kw and 1-1.5l and if so where from. I can find plenty of 2.5-3kw ones but no small whistling ones.
Steve

Have you seen the Waeco ones?

They dont whistle, but small capacity and run on't 'leccy :thumb:

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[Steve]

We still use the old whistling kettle on the gas burner, but think we'll ditch it for an electric low-watt one soon

I don't know if this one below is any good for you, it is a smaller capacity though.

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Just the job, thank-you. 700watt .5l ideal for a one cupper. got from john lewis £24 to the door
Steve