SWMBO has just noticed a weep from our (admittedly cheapie) plastic kettle.
Close inspection reveals a hairline crack at radiating from the clear plastic "window" you use for gauging the level. Which also explains why it's not been noticed before as it's above the 2-cup level that we usually fill to.
My first instinct was that this is beyond the pale to repair ...
However, a curious googling reveals that quite a few people have repaired such kettles with leaks from the window (so clearly not uncommon) with food-grade silicon, and popping the window and and resealing (if you tube is to be believed).
Has anyone done this ? And given that I've got a crack in the plastic, not a leaking seal is it still fixable.
I know a new kettle is only a few quid, but given it will probably have exactly the same issue in a couple of years, I'd at least want to try once.