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has anyone got an eco kettle?

9 replies

shazronnieWEARINGSHOES · 28/09/2006 12:35

this one

opinions please seems like a good idea...

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Flamesparrow · 28/09/2006 12:37

Why not just only put a little water in the normal cheap kettle?

Honestly baffled, not trying to be bitchy

shazronnieWEARINGSHOES · 28/09/2006 13:39

i know what you mean flamey, but in reality I can't be arsed to fill the kettle just a little bit umpteen times a day!

lazy i guess

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hulababy · 28/09/2006 13:44

We always just put in a smaller amount of water - to cover what we will need, plus a bit more incase. I don't like the taste of tea made with reboiled water as much as fresh.

Flamesparrow · 28/09/2006 13:50

I do quite like filling kettles full (yes, I'm odd), so it does sound a good idea... I just can't stand the idea of spending that much on a kettle!

hub2dee · 28/09/2006 13:53

I think it sounds like a great product. Fill it up, and if you've only one cuppa to boil, you just knock off 150 mls; if you've got a load of friends round you do the full monty. Sound.

Furball · 28/09/2006 14:04

out of interest how does it save water?

Just wondering also if you drink out of mugs as that will cock up your cup measuring.

I 'm surprised it's only £33 normally stuff like this is way more than normal things.

shazronnieWEARINGSHOES · 28/09/2006 16:05

It saves electricity not water furball

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Furball · 28/09/2006 16:19

it says on the website

Using Eco Kettle will save electricity, it will save water, it will save time (it boils really quickly) and it saves money.

Ps Shazronnie - Are you comming to the meetup on the 6th? - Have a shuft Here .

shazronnieWEARINGSHOES · 29/09/2006 23:35

sorry furball, I didn't read that bit. I'm not sure how you'd save water, unless you were in the habit of emptying the kettle everytime you refilled it.

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