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Re: New kettle needed - any recommendations?

Postby George » Thu Mar 20, 2008 9:36 pm

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Re: New kettle needed - any recommendations?

Postby Antloony » Thu Mar 20, 2008 10:04 pm

Well Ive just been reliably informed by Mrs Loony that we have one of these water boiling kettle machines in our kitchen......I didn't even know we had a kitchen, Ive always wondered what that strange room is at the back of the house where food comes out of and dirty clothes go in and then come out clean.

Edit. Ive just been informed that its the room I thought was my cycle cleaning and repair room.
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Re: New kettle needed - any recommendations?

Postby Mike I » Thu Mar 20, 2008 10:18 pm

Not so much a helpful comment from Jon there, as a reminder of one of my favourite gags and an excuse for this ...

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Must work out how to use the YouTube link though.
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Re: New kettle needed - any recommendations?

Postby Snoop Doug » Fri Mar 21, 2008 10:18 am

[quote="Grahame"](gosh, the water tastes AWFUL down here. All that yucky calcium carbonate. Even after filtering, you still get a scum on the tea. End of rant)


Get one of those new fangled Brita filters - sorted :mrgreen:
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Re: New kettle needed - any recommendations?

Postby -Adam- » Fri Mar 21, 2008 3:48 pm

We have one of the Brita Filter Kettles... what can I say, it boils you water! Does have some taste improvement over all.

But the best part... It glows! When its on its red, and when its on standby its blue. It's amazing!

Little things huh!
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Re: New kettle needed - any recommendations?

Postby Snoop Doug » Mon Feb 23, 2009 5:10 pm

my kettle's gone all leaky. I feel that it's a tad dangerous to mix elastic trickery with water. So - any updates from this ole thread??
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Re: New kettle needed - any recommendations?

Postby Andrew G » Mon Feb 23, 2009 8:03 pm

I got a nice retro aluminium Russel Hobbs one for Christmas that's been doing me proud since.
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Re: New kettle needed - any recommendations?

Postby Mike I » Mon Feb 23, 2009 9:17 pm

We went for the Morphy Richards, Snoop. Don't tell me it's about to dissolve :( .

I also got one of those stove-top coffee makers for next to nothing in Italy. My coffee consumption has gone through the roof since I've had it.
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Re: New kettle needed - any recommendations?

Postby Snoop Doug » Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:08 pm

[quote="Mike I"]We went for the Morphy Richards, Snoop. Don't tell me it's about to dissolve :( .

I also got one of those stove-top coffee makers for next to nothing in Italy. My coffee consumption has gone through the roof since I've had it.


Looks like it feller, sorry n'all that. I've got a Bialetti too - belting little coffee pots - shoulda gotta bigga one tho

Just ordered a Phillips HD4671, nice name eh??
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