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Cookworks Stainless Steel Illuminated 3000W 1.7L Kettle - Free Click & Collect
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Decent reduction on this stainless steel kettle with 3000W rapid boil & illuminated water level window, now down to £18 at Argos.
Free Click & Collect from Stores.
Have a quick, quiet cuppa with this Cookworks stainless-steel kettle. Cuppas all round with minimal waiting with the 1.5-litre capacity and rapid boil. Shed a light on the water level with the illuminated water window. And if you accidentally turn it on when it's empty, the boil dry protection kicks in and helps prevent damage. You can even filter and boil at the same time. Simply remove the washable limescale filter for easy cleaning.
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Free Click & Collect from Stores.
Have a quick, quiet cuppa with this Cookworks stainless-steel kettle. Cuppas all round with minimal waiting with the 1.5-litre capacity and rapid boil. Shed a light on the water level with the illuminated water window. And if you accidentally turn it on when it's empty, the boil dry protection kicks in and helps prevent damage. You can even filter and boil at the same time. Simply remove the washable limescale filter for easy cleaning.
- Stainless steel exterior.
- Stainless steel interior.
- Illuminated water window.
- Blue illumination on boiling.
- Rapid boil.
- Boil dry protection - automatically switches off when the kettle is empty.
- 1.5 litre capacity.
- Push button operated lid.
- Removable and washable limescale filter.
- 360 degree base.
- 0.75m cable from base to plug.
- 0.91kg when empty.
- Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.
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sorted byI’ve been using plastic for decades and I don’t seem to have any I’ll effects.
Just came from abroad, where I had a 'full check' on my blood as opposed to the very basic check I have at my surgery. Some results came with warnings. I was not aware I could have such issues. Based on this, the GP here asked me to repeat the tests in the UK.
But yes, in theory, hot and plastic don't go well together. I've watched a documentary yesterday suggesting not to put hot stuff in plastic containers and use wood or stainless steel spatulas with hot food instead of plastic. Saying this, unfortunate convenience takes over, and I often forget about such things. (edited)