Many manufacturers now produce only BPA-free plastic electric kettles to ensure that harmful chemicals are not leached into the water during the boiling process. Look for kettles labeled as BPA-free for added peace of mind

Yes, most plastic kettles can handle hard water. However, mineral deposits from hard water can build up over time, affecting the kettle's performance. Regular descaling with vinegar or a descaling solution is recommended.

The lifespan of a plastic kettle varies depending on the quality of the kettle, frequency of use, and maintenance. On average, a well-maintained plastic kettle can last several years.

Plastic electric kettles are generally energy-efficient, as they quickly boil water and have automatic shut-off features. Using an energy-efficient kettle can help you save time and electricity.

Cleaning a plastic kettle is relatively simple and similar to cleaning any other kettle. Fill the kettle with a mixture of water and white vinegar, then bring it to a boil. Let it sit for a few minutes, then empty the kettle and rinse thoroughly with clean water. This helps remove mineral deposits and odors.