Electric kettle - campervan

Morrisons do a great low wattage two cup stainless steel kettle

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I meant more that it was easy to catch the plug and wire on something / around something when you put it back. I suppose it depends on if you unplug it before pouring.

Thanks all for your responses.   I do have one I use on gas but when on EHU I thought I might as well use the electric! 

 

I have a travel kettle that was a wedding present that's been used all round the Med and in several vans. Still going strong after 25 years.

Are you talking about a steam yacht

silver this year?

No, I'm a proper sailing man and the Solent and South Coast was my territory. The silver was last autumn.

We use a 1ltr 750w kettle, takes a while to boil but its not really a problem, there are other things to do rather than watching the kettle boil when camping.

I have also seen collapse type kettles for sale with the element in the base, great if you are short of storage space.

I suppose it all depends on the relative positioning of plug socket, kettle, tap and sink and the brew station