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Speaking about electrical kettle: why aren't there insulated kettles that would help me save energy when I re-boil water after 20 minutes? EDIT: Ah, there are

• benj111 4y ago
  If you're reboiling water aren't you already doing it wrong. Ideally you should only be boiling the water you need.
  • jve 4y ago
    I don't have reverse-osmoze filters, so I get pretty much residue (lime) which I rather leave in the kettle. Moreover I sometimes want to add extra hot water to my 0,5L cup of tea. When boiling water, I already add the extra water I'll need so I get it just-in-time (except it has already lost much heat thus why I'll try to get insulated kettle). My wife may or may not want to drink tea, but I get ready water anyways (yeah, this could be organized better)
• flipbrad 4y ago
  I just have a thermos flask next to the kettle. The excess ALWAYS gets put to good use: extra cups of tea (without reboiling), cooking, dishes in the sink, or even the kids' bath.
• MrFantastic 4y ago
  Throw a kitchen towel over the kettle after you pour off your first drink.
• justsomehnguy 4y ago
  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_cosy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_cosy