New kettle advice.

Caporegime
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Ah screw it. Don’t buy one of these modern kettles that runs by electricity. You want a whistling kettle and a tin bath to go with it.
Put one of those on an induction hob and get a laser temperature gun connected to a switch that turns the hob off when it reaches 87 degrees.

Bonus points for using a gas hob and an electric cam and a microcontroller to physically turn this knob on the oven.
 
Soldato
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I assume the fill min/500 limit on the temp controlled kettles is because of the temp sensor accuracy and location,
and don't believe their temperature control will be that accurate for the complete body of water.

had specced this after an earlier thread, good reviews https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07RLWP7HW/ref=olp_aod_redir#aod
but, just ended up with Asda which award winner ~£13 , and turn off the kettle as it starts to boil, for instant coffee, needing sub 100c.

Kettles don't seem to have reliable build quality (maybe eu right to repair will fix it) so spending £100 every 3 years is ott.
 
Soldato
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Really?

Same with everything else in life then!

Why not buy a £20 phone instead of an iphone 14! Its only a phone!!

Looks like I'm right then, you really do need to get a grip...

A kettle only does ONE thing, boils water....

Phones can do more than one thing

The what toaster should I buy is bad enough
 
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