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I...what? I do, most of my friends do. They're amazing.
120V vs 240V.
One has much more power available to achieve the same in a different time.
For example: I can easily boil 0.5L to 100°C of water in about 2-3min.
And the kettle is rated for 2kW.
actually that the why they are slower. most plug in devices in the usa are limited to 1.5 Kw. weather you used a 120v or 240v current it would just change how many amps it draws
That's very true. With that said, I still find 110v kettles to be pretty fast for my needs. Especially if just making a single cup.
Does nobody just microwave water?
I have a small cast iron kettle that I usually microwave.
it makes spicy water.
Three reasons I can think of.
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Americans don't drink much tea. And soo...
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Not many stores carry electric kettles.
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Microwave tea.
I use an induction kettle on the induction stove top in Australia (240v).
What does this mean? Are you talking about a Whistley kettle on a normal stove?
I do, buy metal not plastic.