Corrections

We correct errors on thekitchenwatt. When a substantive error is found in our reference pages, we will correct the article and leave a note rather than deleting the content. This ensures the record of what was published is clear and the information is updated for future readers.

A correction is shown as a brief note at the foot of the relevant article. This note states what was amended and the date of the change. Minor typographical errors or grammatical fixes are made silently, as they do not alter the factual substance of the guidance on appliance running costs, grid resilience, or performance.

A substantive correction is required for any error in a key fact, figure, or claim that would mislead a reader making a decision. This includes incorrect power consumption figures, erroneous cost calculations, inaccurate descriptions of an appliance's capability, or wrong information about compatibility with a regional electrical grid.

To report an error, please provide the full article address and quote the exact claim you believe is incorrect. We review all submissions and aim to investigate and implement any necessary corrections within five working days.

Some reference-page facts require correction because the world changes, not because an initial error was made. This includes shifts in a country's grid voltage standards, the introduction of new government energy tariffs that affect running costs, or a brand discontinuing a model. In these cases, the article is updated and a note is added to explain the change was due to external circumstances.