Shoppers are replacing their kettles with a gadget that boils water in 60 seconds, and a discount code brings the price down further. The Caso Design HW660 Turbo Hot Water Dispenser is available at Yimbly for £99.99, but using the code AUTUMN10 at checkout reduces the price to £90.
The device, which comes in black, quickly heats water to a chosen temperature, offering time and energy savings with adjustable settings for different hot drinks. Measuring 31.5cm x 25.5cm x 15.5cm and weighing 3.4kg, it is portable enough to be moved if needed.
Features and design
According to a product description at Argos for the identical item, the removable water tank holds enough water for several cups, so users do not have to keep topping up. An auto-lock feature prevents accidental activation, and a drip tray captures spills to keep worktops clean. The unit comes with a filter to reduce limescale build-up and keep drinks tasting fresh, the site states. Users can select temperatures from warm to boiling using 'straightforward touch controls'.
Alternative options
Dunelm stocks a Digital Instant Hot Water Dispenser for £65, which the site claims provides hot water on tap for tea, coffee, and cooking, with digital controls for 'accurate dispensing'. At QVC, a Tefal Instant Hot Water Dispenser is priced at £69.96, down from £99.96, featuring adjustable temperatures, precise volume control, four cup height settings, and a 'compact design'.
Shopper reviews
There is currently one review for the Caso Design HW660 on Yimbly's site, with the shopper writing: "The hot water dispenser was a gift and the recipient was very pleased." Others have left feedback on Argos' site. One buyer said: "Fantastic, bought it to replace a kettle and it's the best decision we've made. Works perfectly with plenty of options for heat settings and the amount of water, and even a baby bottle setting. Looks fantastic and hopefully will last a long, long time."
Another shopper wrote: "I bought this water heater a couple of weeks ago and I'm really impressed with it, it's so much easier than boiling a kettle when you only want one cup." Some customers left critical feedback, including one who wrote: "Fab water dispenser, wish I'd bought the bigger model now." Another added: "This is a lovely machine, fits nicely in my kitchen. The only fault is the water is not hot enough for hot drinks, even at 100°C. I tend to boil it twice as, when milk is added, it cools the drinks down. You can't leave it for more than five minutes, otherwise you have a lukewarm drink."
