Tefal Quick Cup Only £28.14

Bellydancer

Thanks for the heads up. I've just reserved one. I've got enough Nectar points to get it 'free'

avondale

I've had mine since christmas. It's ok for convenience, but don't expect a boiling hot drink. If you don't consume your drink within a very short period of time it goes cold. But for £28 i'ts worth a try

Spikey_2

Nice find thanks op

Spikey_2

Nice find.
Thanks OP will def take a look in the morning.

PasturesNew

What about those filters? How hard would it be for some cack-handed people in their 80s with poor eyesight to change them?

How often do they need changing? How much do they cost?

bright_side

I haven't found the filters cheaper than £4.50 each myself but I keep looking! The filter change indicator light has been stuck on on mine since I changed it last month so won't even know when it's time to change it! But have to say I LOVE the convenience and quickness of it

Enjoy

I had one of these for a few months. I drink a lot of tea and had to descale every fortnight with white vinegar ( the indicator light flashed to let me know) so with the cost of cartridges and the vinegar it is far cheaper for me to use a kettle and also get a hotter brew, so I returned it to amazon and got a refund.

terricfan

Does anyone have a sufficiently enquiring mind to test this with a energy monitor plug, and see how much power it uses to heat a mug of water compared with a normal kettle?

I was going to make a joke about "a thirst for knowledge", but thought better of it.

Spikey_2

terricfan wrote: »

Does anyone have a sufficiently enquiring mind to test this with a energy monitor plug, and see how much power it uses to heat a mug of water compared with a normal kettle?

I was going to make a joke about "a thirst for knowledge", but thought better of it.

lmao......

does anyone have a energy monitoring plug

Rhyburgh

Rhyburgh wrote: »

I have had one of these for about 6 months and I think its great - especially as the kids now make me a cup of tea as it's easy to do - and no lifting a hot kettle full of boiling water. Only downside of course is that it only dispenses a cup of water at a time - so you if you want to fill a saucepan it is more gradual - but still probably less time than a conventional kettle.

OMG I am such a noob!!!:rotfl: Just went in the kitchen and realised I don't infact have one of these!!! I decided against one of these as they don't dispense boiling water - so I bought the Breville One Cup instead. Sorry. Very happy with that tho.