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How long any electric tea kettle can keep tea hot?
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berrydeak17
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People are buying electric kettle for keep tea for long time, it means electric kettle keeps tea hot, so I want know about how long any electric tea kettle can keep tea hot?
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I live alone but most kettles boil a minimum half litre - a bit too for a mug of tea. I put the rest in a flask.
You can pick them up for a £1 or £2 in a car boot sale or charity shop. I think you can pick up stainless steel ones for around £5 new now anyway - a screw top is longer lasting than a push button type in my experience.0 -
A_fiend_for_life wrote: »I live alone but most kettles boil a minimum half litre - a bit too for a mug of tea. I put the rest in a flask.
You can pick them up for a £1 or £2 in a car boot sale or charity shop. I think you can pick up stainless steel ones for around £5 new now anyway - a screw top is longer lasting than a push button type in my experience.
I am sure that is an excellent answer, but what was the question;)0 -
Confused or what ??0 -
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A_fiend_for_life wrote: »I live alone but most kettles boil a minimum half litre - a bit too for a mug of tea. I put the rest in a flask.
You can pick them up for a £1 or £2 in a car boot sale or charity shop. I think you can pick up stainless steel ones for around £5 new now anyway - a screw top is longer lasting than a push button type in my experience.
thnks buddy..:T.., thnks for sharing your thaughts here...but i wanna some real guidelines on this matter so that can make help me ..in some way....!!!
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Electric kettles dont keep tea hot.
They boil just plain water and then you must store the hot water somewhere else such as a flask as suggested by A fiend for life or use it at once to make your drink.
I think maybe the way you have worded your question is confusing and we are not really understanding what it is you want to know.0 -
That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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i got one of thoese one tuch which heats in 30 seconds and just does one cup0
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so as supperkettles are based in notts do you work for them?
Not too sure if the superkettle thing answered the question but we use them at work, I work with people with physical disablitles they are great.0 -
Notts!!
How very dare you I'm in Derbyshire, and no I don't work for them, or anyone else come to that.:rotfl:That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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