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gl556tr | 15:50 Fri 13th Nov 2015 | How it Works
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Whilst sitting & waiting for the kettle to boil -- tea & pot all prepared -- it always makes an awful din as the temperature rises. There seems to be an excessive amount of energy being wasted just to have H-2-O @ 100°C. Is there no device that is more energy-saving (& faster)? I expect a kettle on a gas hob would be a start. Now the kettle has boiled - I can hear it...
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If you want it to boil then surely you have to endure the sound the bubbles make ?
15:58 Fri 13th Nov 2015
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no there isn't
16:17 Fri 13th Nov 2015
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unless you want one of these and not that reliable and expensive
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tefal-Quick-Cup-Water-Seconds/dp/B000SK9G52
16:19 Fri 13th Nov 2015
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If you Google "insulated kettle" you'll find several.
16:25 Fri 13th Nov 2015

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