The trouble with most stylish kettles is that they sound like a 747 taking off and takes as long to boil as it takes my other half to say 'ill do the washing up!'
We've just moved and wanted a stylish kitchen with the vogue stainless steel effect, but didn’t want to compromise in buying a 'naff' kettle. We researched pretty well all the vogue kettles, and ended up with this superb stylish device.
The Russell Hobbs 10242 kudo boils the water so quickly that you have little time to prepare the beverages. This is due to the flat plate heater that gives a larger surface area to convect the heat into the water.
A lot of vogue kettles are either cone-shaped or metallic, which, by its nature of shape or substance generates enormous noise. The oval cylindrical shape of the kudo along with its high temperature plastic reservoir reduces boiling noise to a minimum.
Of course a silver coloured plastic kettle would look pretty poor, so Russell Hobbs cladded the kettle with a brushed stainless steel skin. Giving excellent aesthetics along with the benefits of the plastic inner reservoir. However keeping the stainless steel mark-free is tough, the price we pay for vogue.
A good buy but not the cheapest kettle on the market, you have to pay for a good name.
As reguested by members this product is available at currys, comet, and any major electrical stores the price would be £45-55 pounds,
I got mine from littlewoods for £54.99 i hope this information helps.
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User's Manual
Fair
Cleaning & Maintenance
Fair
How much did you pay?
54.99
Any repairs?
no
Special features?
no
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