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Head-to-Head review: Eco Kettle vs. Tefal QuickCup |
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Written by Rene Millman
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Monday, 03 March 2008 |
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To
be honest, at Absolute Gadget, we run on tea and coffee, if we didn't
have a cuppa every day, none of these stories would ever get into
print. But, making a cup doesn't appear to be as easy as filling up the
kettle and switching it on. Nowadays, everyone's gone eco-mad
and worried about climate change and making tea, or rather boiling too
much water, is part of the problem. We have tested a couple of kettles
that claim to save you money by only boiling the precise amount to fill
your cup of leaves or ground-up beans.
The two we'll be testing are Tefal's
Quick Cup and the Eco Kettle. Both claim to save you money and the
planet by only boiling what you need, which will come as good news to
all mung-bean eating bath avoiders.
Next The Eco Kettle
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