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Kettle with whistle vs electric kettle
which one is the best one to geht?
the whistle one has the best vibe obviously. so is it worth going for that or a peado one but probably prety good like this.. http://www.dwr.com/productdetail.cfm?id=7809 |
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DJ 10p
Join Date: Aug 2004
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we've got a hob kettle (a whistler) they take ages to boil and the sound really starts to piss you off after a few weeks.
It only cost about a fiver though... |
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i dont mind waiting and i like whistle.
look this one does 2note: - only a cunt would buy that at 120 quid. this is 3 quid: http://froogle.google.co.uk/froogle_...ogle&scoring=p http://www.equinoxshop.com/acatalog/info_KT9.html 120 quid.. plust the water tastes better off the nob i reckon. doesnt get limescare particles in your mouth which is bad. |
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DJ 10p
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you still get the limescale i'm afraid...
I put my Mum's electric kettle on the hob last week by accident. |
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yep but no element inside the kettle that gets covered in the shit. I'll put a de-limescale solution and boil that every other week. that Way i wont get a build up. is that like your ketttle? is it?
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DJ 10p
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haha - no
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why is that kettle funny? its the best vibe kettle i found. maybe a wooden handle one would be better >?
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Hello
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wooden handles are good cos they don't heat up as much so u don't get burn hands. just like pots
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im noty fussed bout burning my hand as my wanking hand is so numb it wouldnt affect it |
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Hello
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fair enough... sounds reasonable. |
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back4abit
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hehehe...Too much funy.... The lime can easily be removed by inserting 1-2 tablespoons of vinegar essence in boiling water for about 5 min...the kettle gets nice and shiny again from the inside...  |
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that happened in the first ever episode of the osbournes that i saw. funny and yet tragic at the same time. |
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