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Save energy and money with Eco Kettle™ - the best selling eco gadget in the UK, at the lowest available price from EthicalSuperstore.com.

Until now, accurately measuring the amount of water to be boiled in your kettle has been all but impossible. The result? It is estimated that, on average, we boil twice the volume of water needed every time. Which means twice as much energy, twice as much time. With a 3kW kettle that's the same as wasting the energy of around 50 light bulbs! 

The Eco Kettle is different: its internal reservoir holds a full capacity of water ready for use, while the measuring button allows any quantity - from a single cupful to full capacity - to be released into the separate chamber for boiling.

The result? Exactly the right amount of water every time you boil - and no more waste.

The Eco Kettle has been approved by the Good Housekeeping Institute and is recommended by Powergen as a pioneering product in the battle to save energy in the nation's homes. During independent consumer trials directed by the Energy Saving Trust, the Eco Kettle used over 30% less energy than standard kettles.

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As seen on NewsNight, Tonight With Trevor McDonald and featured in October's Organic Life Magazine, ' reduce your impact on the planet with an eco-kettle'.

Lucy Siegle wrote in the Observer "This is where the ecokettle comes in. I do know quite some conscientious eco-types who attempt only to boil what they need by measuring out the exact amount of water, but that always seems to end in some kind of teabreak drama, when either too much or too little water is boiled. They need this eco-kettle. An internal reservoir holds 1.5l
of water ready for use, while the measuring button allows any quantity from a single cupful to full capacity to be released into a separate chamber for boiling. So simple, I'm not sure why it hasn't been done before."

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Ethicalsuperstore.com product code: 17858

Shipping Weight: 2kg

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Rated 5 out of 5
Submitted by Andy on 28th Jan 2008
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This Kettle doesn't win any awards for being aesthetically pleasing (particularly as our previous defunct kettle was a brushed metal type) but it does deliver on functionality. Yes it's quirky and you do need to get used to how it operates but we all need to revisit our day-to-day lifestyles and take responsibility for saving energy and water and this seems a small sacrifice to make. It does a great job and so far we've had no problems (if you have researched this kettle you'll have seen that there have been apparent reports, albeit of an earlier version/model, of issues regarding pouring). Some folk have said that it's a little on the heavy side but frankly we've not found that to be the case - perhaps this is because our previous kettle was metal-bodied. We'd heartily recommend.
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Submitted by Graham on 17th Apr 2008
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Our family is committed to eco-friendly solutions to everyday life, so the eco-kettle fitted the bill perfectly. We've had the kettle for over 12 months now and we really like it. It boils the right amount of water quickly and has indubitably saved electricity and money. On the down side; my wife can find it heavy when full, the cup measures are for cups and not mugs (which is what we tend to use). We've also learnt to keep the kettle tlted to release steam whilst moving between cups otherwise it tends to spit hot water out of the spout. A small design change could resolve this. Overall we very happy with the product.
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Rated 4 out of 5
Submitted by Rachel on 16th Sep 2008
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I've had this kettle now for about 18 months and it's great. It DOES boil quicker than standard kettles and although fiercely ugly, is easy to use and I'd recommend it. However I would say that it has two flaws. First of all - who on earth uses cups that size? We use mugs which are two cup sized or slightly bigger (my latte mug is a two and a half cuppa) so it makes measuring a bit difficult. Also it is quite easy not to close the lid of the top flask properly and pour cold water out along with your hot water.
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george asked this question on 22nd Feb 2008

Q: love the kettle but how do we descale it i live in a very hard water area and it is getting hard to see where the water level is george59

A: The Eco-Kettle can be descaled using a regular descaling solution, or also with vinegar.

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anonymous asked this question on 31st Oct 2008

Q: We tend to use mugs rather than cups in our house so my question is how do the cup measurements compare to mugs? ie would filling to the 3 cup measurement be right for 2 mugs? thank you

A: As there isn't a standard mug (or indeed cup) size it's difficult to say with precision. What we would suggest is a little experimentation. You can dispense water into the boiling chamber - starting with the 3 cup mark for your two mugs - then without boiling (let's not waste electricity) pour into your mugs - this will enable you to quickly assess whether you need to add more or less water according to your particular preference before proceeding to boil.

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kevin asked this question on 23rd Nov 2007

Q: Does this kettle really boil water hot?

A: Yes. Eco Kettle boils water to 100 degrees c. The insulated internal tank stops the remaining cold water from affecting the boiling temperature.

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