taking a kettle to bali from home??

Posted by Julie1 on Saturday, 28. May 2011 at 21:47 Bali Time:

We have been to bali many times but have always bought a kettle at Bintang to use then give it away when we leave. I want it to wash up baby bottles and to make a cuppa? Our hotel doesnt provide them.

This time my hubby wants to take a cheapy that he bought at Kmart for $5 and use that one.

My question is has anyone ever taken one from home, and if so did it work ok or did it blow fuses.

My thoughts are that it is no point to take it if it is going to blow a fuse as kettles can take a fair amount of power.

Yes I know this is probably a silly question but he wanted me to ask.

Cheers

Julie

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