Ah, the humble kettle—an essential part of British life. Whether it’s for your morning coffee, an all-important afternoon tea-and-biscuits break, or boiling water for pasta at dinner, it's always there, loyally bubbling away. But have you ever wondered what it actually costs to boil a kettle?
Surprisingly, even the best kettles can quickly become one of the most energy-guzzling kitchen appliances in the home, especially if you overfill them. And with the energy price cap £21 higher for the January-March 2025 period than it was from October-December 2024, understanding these running costs is vital.
Plus, it's a great start to saving energy at home.
