FabSwingers.com forum: Tap

By *obilebottom OP Man
8 weeks ago

All over

Do you have one of those boiling water taps in your kitchen. Any good? What is it? Other than quooker and the like that you need a second mortgage for😀

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By *oozleMan
8 weeks ago

high wycombe

I don’t, but I have friends that do, they all same the same thing.. the cheaper ones don’t last, whereas the expensive one by qooker is built well and lasts.

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By *onin25Man
8 weeks ago

Durham

We have them at work. They're pretty good but think I can cope with a coffee machine and a kettle at home

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By *utsackerMan
8 weeks ago

north east

My aunty and uncle had one not sure of brand it wasn’t a quooker one though, my mate bought their house after they died and took it out as he changed the kitchen. Not sure they worth it unless drink loads of tea/coffee all day long

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By *obilebottom OP Man
8 weeks ago

All over

Sounds lime it's less popular than I thought

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By *utsackerMan
8 weeks ago

north east

"Sounds lime it's less popular than I thought

I guess it’s if it’s worth the electric costs of keeping a cylinder of water at boiling point 24/7 vs boiling the kettle a few times a day ha

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By *oozleMan
8 weeks ago

high wycombe

The newer qookers also filter and can carbonate the water on some models, they remove the limescale also… great for areas with hard water.

But, yes… the initial cost is high and I’m not sure if the running costs, other than the filters which need changing every 6 months to a year dependent on factors.

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By *rightonsteveMan
8 weeks ago

Brighton - even Hove!

"Sounds lime it's less popular than I thought

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go for lemon.

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By *elvet RopeMan
8 weeks ago

by the big field

Had one at work. The cabinet that does all the work that is hidden out of sight in the cupboard was the size of a small fridge and the filter needed to be changed stupidly often (granted a lot more users than the average house, but i'd stick with the kettle)

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By *atty CoramWoman
8 weeks ago

Wimbledon

The ritual of boiling a kettle is something I treasure....

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By *oozleMan
8 weeks ago

high wycombe

"The ritual of boiling a kettle is something I treasure....

Yes and a damn bit cheaper too!

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
8 weeks ago

SW1A1AA

I just stick to my kettle. Cant see it would be very practical for one person

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By (user no longer on site)
8 weeks ago

In hard water areas like here, on the chalk, it’s so pointless …

The calcium build up is quite severe, I need to boil sliced lemons in the kettle every month !

Plus the cost is so expensive but my worry are small grandchildren who just might scald themselves by accident !

Plus a kettle is a kitchen fixture. Part of the British tea ceremony

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By *obilebottom OP Man
8 weeks ago

All over

Any more tap wisdom?

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