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it meAns gnr coffee as too hot in the first place coffee should be drunk on one swoop
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qirex posted:could someone please explain why british people think boiling water in the microwave is worse, somehow? do you cook a roast chicken in the microwave? do you deep fry potatoes in the microwave? how’s that microwave fried chicken taste exactly
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if you prefer your coffee soggy then sure use the microwave
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godwins law except it’s about how every conversation ends up about zojirushu appliances
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Asleep Style posted:they do. like silver alicorn said, the 220V euro circuits are way better for electric kettles than 110V american circuits in australisia we have 240v  isn’t it the total wattage that matters anyways? 2.4kw is the maximum power draw
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Elder Postsman posted:i installed a 240v outlet in my house yesterday the correct amount of volts
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you can try
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wonder if you just replaces the fuses with not-fuses then yeah maybe you can
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any kettles that operate more like a heatpump? get up to like 10kw heating maybe. that's some serious poo poo
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Jonny 290 posted:heat pump tech would not work well for kettles i think. delta t needs to be too large. as soon as you involve a phase change, latent heat of blah blah yeah but think of the VC funding
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