Alessi kettle: The switch doesn’t budge, so I can’t turn it on.
The kettle in the illustration is designed for a hob and doesn't have a switch...
There is an electric version available at what I consider a grossly inflated price of £218 in the UK.
Like many other appliances, kettles used to be easily and cheaply repaired by any handy person but the arrival of the jug kettle and then the dreaded disc element made repairs more expensive than a replacement and they became a throw away item, especially as spare parts stopped being standard items and for most models either weren't available or were available but were priced not to sell.
I have little doubt the kettle will have to be at least partly dismantled to discover the problem.
I would like to know there are spare parts available for this kettle
before I started taking it apart because plastic can be an unreliable material after regularly being heated for a while and the process of dismantling a mass produced item isn't always intuitive.
It might be better to contact the manufacturer to check if they offer a repair service.
What is the benefit of travel bowls?
The benefit of travel bowls is that they can be folded or made into smaller s, which can be great for anytime that you take your dog to the park or on vacation. Also, they are not expensive and you can buy them for $5-$10.
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