Re:Why Does A Good Kettle Cost $90+?
by stock_toaster on Sunday January 19, 2014 @08:29PM
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Me too. The liner being "non-stick" is a bit concerning, but it seems like glass or uncoated metals are impossible to find.
I imagine it has to do with scaling, discoloration, and/or lifetime. I have stayed with my old stovetop kettle until now, simply because it has no plastic/silicone/rubber in contact with the water.
I imagine it has to do with scaling, discoloration, and/or lifetime. I have stayed with my old stovetop kettle until now, simply because it has no plastic/silicone/rubber in contact with the water.