Must have my morning cuppa!

[MurrayBear]

I recently purchased a travel kettle from Curry's. It was only £5 or £6. Tried it at home as was worried about it boiling slow but it's actually quicker than my kitchen kettle and only slightly smaller.

Very pleased for the price.

[dizzymum23]

I just put water in the coffee maker without a pod and teabag in the mug although the noise of the machine annoyed the teenagers first thing in the morning lol

[MurrayBear]

This is it

currys/gbuk/househ...56975-pdt.html

£5.49

[Guest]

Originally Posted by MurrayBear

I recently purchased a travel kettle from Curry's. It was only £5 or £6. Tried it at home as was worried about it boiling slow but it's actually quicker than my kitchen kettle and only slightly smaller.

Very pleased for the price.

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That’s cheap!
Is it multi voltage too?
Could you tell me the name or brand please? 😊

[Willeve]

I’m a tea drinker and always take my travel kettle! Make sure it is dual voltage x

[boltyboy]

One thing I would say is buy some bottled water to boil as the tap water is

[undercovermouse]

I just checked the walmart site, a 1.7 litre is about a tenner over there

[MurrayBear]

Oh I never even thought about voltage! Hmm, anyone know if the Curry's kettle will work?

[Guest]

Make sure any kettle you buy is DUAL VOLTAGE as US current is half of ours. Will say something like 120V to 220 v on the label.

We take ours all over the world complete with Earl Grey teabags. Wouldn't thank you for coffee first thing in the morning.

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Originally Posted by MurrayBear

This is it

currys/gbuk/househ...56975-pdt.html

£5.49

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The specifications on this item are not shown as being dual voltage. That being the case your kettle will take an eternity to boil in the USA. You should always check with any retailer whether an item is dual voltage or not.