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Stainless electric kettle
No plastic in the water path
A fully stainless kettle with an exposed-free element, replaceable seals and a published spare parts list.
Pros
- · No plastic touching hot water
- · Seals and lid sold as spares
- · Simple, serviceable design
Cons
- · Body gets hot
- · Louder than plastic kettles
Materials
- · Stainless steel 304
- · Silicone seals
Price
EUR 60–120
The Frogwise Standard
Assessment
Seven criteria, each scored out of ten with the reasoning published. How we assess.
7.9/10
Strong overall
- Health
- 9.5 · Exceptional
- Environmental impact
- 7.0 · Strong
- Durability
- 9.0 · Exceptional
- Repairability
- 8.5 · Exceptional
- Ethics
- 6.5 · Adequate
- Transparency
- 7.0 · Strong
- Value for money
- 8.0 · Strong
Materials, emissions and exposure risk in everyday use.
Raw materials, production, transport and end of life.
How long it lasts under normal — and careless — use.
Spare parts, documentation and whether repair is realistic.
Labour conditions and treatment of people across the supply chain.
What is published, verified, and what stays unanswered.
Cost measured against expected lifespan, not sticker price.
Assessor's note
Exceptional repairability for a small appliance. Ethics score limited by thin published supply-chain information.