I'm particularly puzzled by why so many electric kettles are made of plastic.
Unfortunately, the non-plastic one I bought two years ago has already died, so maybe there's something to the casing.
Unfortunately, the non-plastic one I bought two years ago has already died, so maybe there's something to the casing.
Plastic takes a long time to visibly degrade and is pretty smooth using cheap processes.
So maybe it's just the brand. I did pay about $50 which is a little expensive but not extremely, and it's lasted over 10 years already.
Anyone have a safer method of brewing coffee? Like boil water in a glass Pyrex beaker and some sort of glass French press/glass aeropress?
The coffee tastes good, they are cheap (assuming you get a cheap one, which works just as well as an expensive one), they last for a long time and you can find them everywhere