This is a low wattage kettle (650 watts). Like all low wattage kettle's it takes a lot longer to boil than a typical electric kettle used in a home kitchen. The problem bubbled up when Which? members complained that the water heated in their kettle had a ‘plastic flavour that made it undrinkable’. We carried out testing in our lab, which confirmed there was a problem with how the water in one of the kettles tasted and smelled. The Kampa Storm is a premium low wattage kettle that’s ideal for caravan or motorhome use. The large capacity means that you don’t need to keep boiling the kettle for large gatherings and the stylish design compliments most caravan kitchen areas.

For the latest information and advice on COVID-19, please refer to the latest updates by the UK Government. But it soon turned out to be far from an isolated problem. In fact, we’ve so far had more than 130 comments complaining about the taste and smell of the boiling water your kettle produced. SunnCamp are a popular brand and well-known for their caravan awnings but they also produce a number of other products such as this low wattage kettle. Point to note: if space in your campervan/caravan/worktop etc is at a premium, this kettle is quite wide & bulky - Approx 20cm wide from edge of handle to edge of spout. The NETTA Kettle is a compact yet powerful caravan kettle that can be used anywhere. It has a small water capacity of 500 ml and is rated at 1,100 watts, which makes boiling a full kettle much faster than the alternatives within this article.

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In terms of its water boiling performance, it’s rated at 1,000 watts and has a 850 ml capacity, which is ideal for pouring two large cups of tea or coffee. Yes, you can continue to return items as normal as long as you follow the government guidelines about leaving your house.

Kampa are a brand that produce a number of low wattage kettles but the Storm series is one of their best. It has a high quality metal construction and a large 1.7 litre capacity, which is similar to most domestic kettles. There aren’t any associated health risks. And not everyone will have this problem – chlorine levels vary, and people have different sensitivities to taste and smell, Dr Price told us. Earlier this year we asked you to help solve the mystery of smelly, foul-tasting kettle water – a problem that for many of you has been spoiling your daily cuppa. And now we’ve discovered a common cause. We use a selection of couriers to get your products to you, these vary depending on the size of the item, destination of delivery, and whether it is a priority delivery or standard delivery.

We’re looking into whether in the future we can test every kettle we review for this problem, so you can avoid buying models likely to produce smelly water.

Russell Hobbs are a well-known brand that produce a number of kettles to suit all requirements. Their low wattage kettle is by far the most popular within this article and it even comes with the desirable dual voltage control.

Below is a list of the best low wattage kettles that are ideal for boiling water in your caravan or motorhome. The Best Caravan Kettle It’s recommended you compare the kettle water with water boiled in a saucepan to see whether it’s the kettle’s causing the problem. If it is, you can get rid of the chlorine by storing tap water in a covered jug in the fridge for a few hours. When purchasing a low wattage kettle, the time it takes to bring a full kettle to boil is far greater than a standard kettle. Therefore, you shouldn’t compare it to the high powered kettle that you use in your home.