My *acting* kettle "pro tem" because I refuse to be naive and believe that *this* is the immortal one.
It has a bigger spout than the last one, which I wrote about but prolly erased.
https://orphanrocks.blogspot.com/2024/06/topwit.html
The old one holds the record for being the least long-lasting, bought sometime in June, apparently, and dead last week.
The new one has a very nice spout (Did I mention how important the spout is?)
It has a temp-management button control panel but no actual thermometer.
I miss the thermometer on one of the other dead pots.
And if it dies or meets an unfortunate end, I'll prolly buy another, purely for the size and the shape.
OK.
The new one has a very nice spout (Did I mention how important the spout is?)
It has a temp-management button control panel but no actual thermometer.
I miss the thermometer on one of the other dead pots.
And if it dies or meets an unfortunate end, I'll prolly buy another, purely for the size and the shape.
OK.
Have you heard of a "Limescale catcher"? It looks a LOT like steel wool.
It's also expensive.
Should I get one? Or research more cheaper options (like maybe 99c steel wool?)
Should I get one? Or research more cheaper options (like maybe 99c steel wool?)
No one answered. |
the collector looks like it's at a dance that never gets any dances
because the stainless bottom is just too attractive.
(Unless you maybe buy a couple friends it can talk to)
(Unless you maybe buy a couple friends it can talk to)
This gets longer, more mumbly daily because Google with its vaunted AI seems to think I want to actually scrub away something, and Google (the bot) always lectures me on the dangers of scrubbing stainless.
Yes, yes OK (stfu), but can a "stainless scrubbing pad" (I can't help the name) double as a descaler?
The reviews, mixed.A DIY science show blog:
Warning: Vinegar DISSOLVES Steel wool!!
It's like, OMG, my expensive descalers will eventually melt away??
Yes, if you follow the advice of advice givers and use vinegar overnight without removing them!!
It's like, OMG, my expensive descalers will eventually melt away??
Yes, if you follow the advice of advice givers and use vinegar overnight without removing them!!
It does not work, so they bought another.
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