Kettles

Kettles are available in different wattages, ranging from 500 to 3000 watts, with an average power of around 2000 watts for domestic use. The wattage determines how quickly the water boils: the higher the wattage, the faster the water comes to temperature. Although it is often thought that a lower wattage is more energy efficient, this is not always the case. A kettle with a higher wattage can actually be more efficient, because the water boils faster and therefore uses less electricity. For optimum energy efficiency, a wattage between 2400 and 3000 watts is recommended. When choosing a kettle, it is important to consider the frequency of use and the amount of water that is usually boiled.

Ceramic kettles are a popular choice for those who love stylish and durable kitchenware. These kettles are made of high-quality ceramic material, which ensures an odorless boiling process and easy cleaning. They are available in various designs and capacities, ranging from compact 0.8 liter models to larger ones. Ceramic kettles not only offer aesthetic value, but also practical advantages. They are often cordless and have a 360-degree rotating base for easy use. Some models, such as theMoomin 19130011, combine functionality with an attractive design, making them a decorative element in the kitchen.