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Topic	Did you know that Americans DON'T use ELECTRIC KETTLES?? They use STOVETOP!!!
Sahuagin 04/19/18 10:59:34 PM #110:	helIy posted... guaranteed to break at an indeterminate amount of time not sure that's true. the kettle I used to have was basically just a power cable connected to a heating element. it must have lasted 10-20 years (probably really 5-10), and I could totally imagine it working decades later since there's nothing to break. (and that's not pointing out the fact that you're non-electric kettle is used on the stove... you're just putting it on the heating element instead of putting the heating element in the water.) a worse problem maybe was mineral buildup on the heating element. --- *The truth basks in scrutiny.* http://i.imgur.com/GMouTGs.jpg http://projecteuler.net/profile/Sahuagin.png <cite>Sahuagin posted [p:899969082] in Did you kn... [t:76530454]...</cite> <quote><cite>helIy posted...</cite> <quote>guaranteed to break at an indeterminate amount of time</quote> not sure that's true. the kettle I used to have was basically just a power cable connected to a heating element. it must have lasted 10-20 years (probably really 5-10), and I could totally imagine it working decades later since there's nothing to break. (and that's not pointing out the fact that you're non-electric kettle is used on the stove... you're just putting it on the heating element instead of putting the heating element in the water.) a worse problem maybe was mineral buildup on the heating element. --- The truth basks in scrutiny. http://i.imgur.com/GMouTGs.jpg http://projecteuler.net/profile/Sahuagin.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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