> while waiting for the way-too-slow kettle to boil the water How is it Americans still don't use electric water kettles? Everyone else on the planet that has

> while waiting for the way-too-slow kettle to boil the water How is it Americans still don't use electric water kettles? Everyone else on the planet that has electricity has one. It's faster, more convenient, kinda-sorta safer. And you can find ones with digital temperature control on Amazon for like $25. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=goose+neck+electric+water+kettle+temperature+control&ref=nb_sb_noss https://www.amazon.com/s?k=goose+neck+electric+water+kettle+... Look at these things, there's hundreds of 'em. I picked the cheapest one and it works great. I can set the temperature to exactly 205F and the gooseneck works for pourover, or I can bring the temp down to 170 for green tea. (If you make big batches of tea, a non-gooseneck pours much faster)