But it turns out people do actually have different methods of boiling water for their cuppas. Of course, you can choose to use an electric kettle or a stovetop one, and there's some debate over ...

The average home kettle is set up to switch off automatically when water reaches its boiling point. But would a kettle filled with alcohol, which has a significantly lower boiling point ...

Another shopper commented on the speed of the kettle to reach boiling, as they said: "Fantastic kettle Looks fantastic. Boils super fast." The brand doesn't have an official 'rapid boil function ...

A Harvard University physicist has claimed that every Google search uses half the energy it takes to boil a kettle – around seven grams of CO2. The claims are made in research that is not yet ...

Caitlin threw an interesting question into the mix that sparked a widespread discussion: "If you're about to make a cup of tea and you've already got water in the kettle from a previous boil ...