Re:Why Does A Good Kettle Cost $90+?
by SomeCallMeTim on Monday January 20, 2014 @02:44AM
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> "The kettle had caused the trip. It was no longer safe to use the kettle"
If the kettle still works, then problem solved.
If the ($10) kettle is broken, then I'm going to say that it's entirely possible to consider that quality of components, design, and build may account for the difference between a $10 and a $40 kettle.
I often end up spending more on something if I have reasonable evidence it will last longer and/or perform better. And I don't write long articles about how I resent spending the "extra" money.
If the kettle still works, then problem solved.
If the ($10) kettle is broken, then I'm going to say that it's entirely possible to consider that quality of components, design, and build may account for the difference between a $10 and a $40 kettle.
I often end up spending more on something if I have reasonable evidence it will last longer and/or perform better. And I don't write long articles about how I resent spending the "extra" money.