When you're used to the speed and efficiency of an electric kettle, waiting for water to boil on the stove can feel unbelievably slow. And if you've someone who has granted precious counter space to what's essentially a single-use appliance, you probably rely on it for everything from making hot beverages, to boiling water to transfer it to a pot on the stove, to making instant oatmeal or noodles.When it comes to keeping the kitchen clean, you probably focus on the visible messes, while ignoring the device you use to boil water—which, after all, you may use to clean or sanitize other items in the room. Unfortunately, electric kettles (or any kettles, for that matter) are not self-cleaning. T
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