"Someday you'll be mine, oh yes one day you will be mine ..."
Reference to cult movie "Wen's World" for those who know.
The purpose of the Article of the Day is an object this time, this is my new kettle, the Royal Aquagrad M 9000 ", Aquagrad his first name.
I bought it Thursday, Friday and tried it a real pleasure, I'll explain here what I like and what I dislike compared to my old kettle.
Small quick description:
Capacity: 0.5 L min, max 2L; adjustable temperature from 30 ° to 100 ° by 5 °, can maintain the water at a given temperature.
Pros:
Adjustable temperature and the possibility of maintain a given value
A large capacity which does not fill it too regularly
water heater does not permanently (as opposed to a kettle clay for example) where no boiling and no permanent "deoxygenation" of water that it loses its quality
Design
cool relatively quickly
heater can heat eg 60 ° to choosing a tea and then heat the water faster once the tea (and therefore the water temperature) selected.
Always water at the right temperature for the gong fu cha example
relatively precise temperature for brewing Japanese tea (do not even true when a thermometer for the purists)
Visible water level
Cons: 50cl Minimum Capacity
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can too bulky to me (I had one can rehabilitate the space came home where my tea j'infuse)
The thermometer is not super accurate, the "beach" between hot enough and too cold to warm is relatively high (+ or-10 °) (I hope to be clear: s )
the price, it is still not given. I found almost anywhere to 59 € (see everywhere), so I bought the Palace teas to benefit the 10% reduction with the loyalty card (one can ad it does them good, I've said enough negative about them: D)
So if I were to give a rating / 20 to my two kettles, the old and new (the old one was a good brand), I'd say 15/20 for the former and 18/20 for the new.
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