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0 pointsfragmede22h ago0 comments

If speed is the issue, Japanese water boilers keep water at or near boiling so there's less of a wait, and they operate on 110v.

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shiroiuma2h ago

These make absolutely no sense and are extremely wasteful if you're only making 1 or 2 cups of tea per day. They make a lot of sense if you're in an office full of tea-drinkers though. Home users are more likely to be in the first group.

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0 pointsfragmede22h ago0 comments

If speed is the issue, Japanese water boilers keep water at or near boiling so there's less of a wait, and they operate on 110v.

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shiroiuma2h ago

These make absolutely no sense and are extremely wasteful if you're only making 1 or 2 cups of tea per day. They make a lot of sense if you're in an office full of tea-drinkers though. Home users are more likely to be in the first group.

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