Instant boiling water. Must use loads of electricity? Feels wrong.
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Agreed. Thought that for a while but not done the sums. Can’t imagine anyone here has one, seems very Tory
Imagine not having to wait a bit to make a tea. That’s all part of the fun.
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Vegetarian water
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Apparently standing on one leg while it boils is good for you. Can’t do that with a Quooker
kettles use a lot of electricity though, you idiot
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Having a Quooker must be similar to having a kettle boiling permanently imo
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Yes, only worth having if there’s a pretty much constant demand for boiling water I’d imagine like in an office or something
What I wouldn’t mind having is a water softener built into the water supply
it doesnt cost nearly as much energy to maintain a temperature as to get to it.
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Interesting
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Concerning
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One for fizzy water would be great
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My grandma’s town in Italy has communal taps/fountains in the town centre where you can go fill up your water bottles and bring back home. They’ve got one tap for still and one tap for sparkling. It’s wicked
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As a complete tea-twat I believe there is a genuine difference with freshly boiled water vs reboiled water and would be concerned how this might impact brew quality.
It is okay to hate me.
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There definitely is a difference. Reboiled water is shite.
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Young Fish Costa Fortune
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It draws 10 watts to keep the water at temperature, so a tenth of a lightbulb.a kettle draws 3000 watts
tea defo isn’t as good from these magic boiling water taps. reboiled water is fine tho
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