[ SECRET POST #3691 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3691 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[A Series of Unfortunate Events]


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05. [SPOILERS for Blood and Chocolate]



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06. [SPOILERS for Shin Sekai Yori]




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07. [SPOILERS for Star Wars Rebels]
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Comments

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[skeletal_history]

I have had an electric tea kettle sitting in my Amazon cart for months. I have a new stove-top kettle (which I regret buying for various reasons) and a microwave, so it seems like such a wasteful purchase. But I drink a lot of tea and it would be really nice to have an electric tea kettle with a glass interior to heat up water really quickly.

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[(Anonymous)]

I got a "Bella" brand ceramic electric kettle recently, and it was definitely one of the best purchases I've made recently! (I needed something that didn't have plastic bits that would release chemical fumes.) Anyway it's amazing, no regrets, I'd never want to be without one again. It does a great job making lots of hot water, and best of all it's safe. I can turn it on and walk away and not burn the house down. Yay for safety! \*.*/

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[skeletal_history]

Okay, this is what I need to hear...

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[(Anonymous)]

My electric kettle is the best thing I ever purchased. It shuts off automatically when the water is done boiling and I don't have to deal with water dripping all over the burner and causing smoke, which might not be a problem for you but it was for me. And everything is the exact right temperature.

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[skeletal_history]

Hmmm, yes, I'm feeling persuaded...

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[(Anonymous)]

I couldn't live without an electric kettle! In addition to using it for tea and cocoa, we also use it to cut down on cooking times for things that require boiling water. We got one that has different temperature settings and it even has a French press setting, which is perfect for those times when I make coffee.

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[(Anonymous)]

I LOVE my electric tea kettle! Like you, I started off with a nice stove top one and it was great, but the electric one is so much faster and I don't have to worry about accidentally leaving the stove on or anything. I don't even have a fancy one, just a $20 one I got from Costco a few years ago, plus a cheap plastic one from Aldi for traveling. Both work great. I think it's definitely worth it if you drink a lot of tea!