With energy prices to soar again from tomorrow (October 1), millions of us are trying to minimise our usage in a bid to cut costs.
One appliance most of us use daily is the kettle. From cups of tea to cooking and even filling hot water bottles, it can be a godsend, especially during the colder months.
And if you're keeping an eye on how much your electrics cost to use, you may already be wondering how much it costs to boil a kettle.
