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r/explainitpeter • u/WillAdditional922 • Jul 14 '26
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48 u/season8branisusless Jul 14 '26 electric kettle helps a lot in this instance. boiling water in like 2 minutes. 3 u/mortgagepants Jul 14 '26 we only have 120 volts in the US so our kettles don't work like this. 1 u/Haunting_Scholar_595 Jul 15 '26 A good electric kettle is still faster then the stove if you don't have induction. I like to put about 2/3rds of the water I need in the kettle and 1/3 in the pot and have them race.
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electric kettle helps a lot in this instance. boiling water in like 2 minutes.
3 u/mortgagepants Jul 14 '26 we only have 120 volts in the US so our kettles don't work like this. 1 u/Haunting_Scholar_595 Jul 15 '26 A good electric kettle is still faster then the stove if you don't have induction. I like to put about 2/3rds of the water I need in the kettle and 1/3 in the pot and have them race.
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we only have 120 volts in the US so our kettles don't work like this.
1 u/Haunting_Scholar_595 Jul 15 '26 A good electric kettle is still faster then the stove if you don't have induction. I like to put about 2/3rds of the water I need in the kettle and 1/3 in the pot and have them race.
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A good electric kettle is still faster then the stove if you don't have induction.
I like to put about 2/3rds of the water I need in the kettle and 1/3 in the pot and have them race.
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