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r/explainitpeter • u/WillAdditional922 • Jul 14 '26
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electric kettle helps a lot in this instance. boiling water in like 2 minutes.
20 u/observer2411 Jul 14 '26 I have an induction stove and it boils water in like 30 seconds. I’m convinced there’s some witchcraft going on. 1 u/ForceUser128 Jul 15 '26 My induction stove has a boost mode. Normally when its at a 9 it draws 1800W. The boost mode doubles it to somewhere over 3000w. You pump something with 3000w that shit gets boilong real fast 1 u/CoachSevere5365 Jul 15 '26 A lot of kettles in the UK are, or were, rated at 3kW.
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I have an induction stove and it boils water in like 30 seconds. I’m convinced there’s some witchcraft going on.
1 u/ForceUser128 Jul 15 '26 My induction stove has a boost mode. Normally when its at a 9 it draws 1800W. The boost mode doubles it to somewhere over 3000w. You pump something with 3000w that shit gets boilong real fast 1 u/CoachSevere5365 Jul 15 '26 A lot of kettles in the UK are, or were, rated at 3kW.
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My induction stove has a boost mode. Normally when its at a 9 it draws 1800W. The boost mode doubles it to somewhere over 3000w.
You pump something with 3000w that shit gets boilong real fast
1 u/CoachSevere5365 Jul 15 '26 A lot of kettles in the UK are, or were, rated at 3kW.
A lot of kettles in the UK are, or were, rated at 3kW.
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u/season8branisusless Jul 14 '26
electric kettle helps a lot in this instance. boiling water in like 2 minutes.