Kettles in uni accom - QMUL

Dynastey0

Can you bring ur own kettle to QMUL Floyer house accommodation?

Reply 1

Scotland Yard

Clearing and Applications Advisor, Universities Forum Helper

I don't see why you'd do this as all QMUL accomodation comes equipped with kettles!

Queen Mary, University Of London

London

Reply 2

artful_lounger

Universities Forum Helper

Original post by Scotland Yard

I don't see why you'd do this as all QMUL accomodation comes equipped with kettles!

It's a truth universally acknowledged that a single student in possession of an offer for a university must be in want of accommodation with at least two kettles per person!

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Reply 3

Admit-One

Universities Forum Helper

It’s a question for the accommodation team as some small appliances need to be tested and certified whilst others don’t.

Reply 4

Dynastey0

Original post by artful_lounger

It's a truth universally acknowledged that a single student in possession of an offer for a university must be in want of accommodation with at least two kettles per person!

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LMAOOO NAH but I just wanted one in my own room so don’t disturb everyone when I wake up early

Reply 5

artful_lounger

Universities Forum Helper

Original post by Dynastey0

LMAOOO NAH but I just wanted one in my own room so don’t disturb everyone when I wake up early

Jokes aside though @Admit-One makes a very good point - you probably will need to have it undergo portable appliance testing (PAT) before they will permit you to use it in the flat (or certainly your room I expect at least).

Also honestly boiling a kettle in your room rather than going to do it in the kitchen is more likely to be disruptive - since student halls often have thin walls and the rooms are usually next to each other!

I'd say just stick with the kitchen kettle.