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Under the Christmas tree this year: another Cuisinart electric kettle. Same model as always, this year recommended by wirecutter. They last two to three years a
by collinvandyck76 4y ago
Under the Christmas tree this year: another Cuisinart electric kettle. Same model as always, this year recommended by wirecutter. They last two to three years and then break in various ways. This is our third one :(
My dad gave me the advice "buy cheap now and be guaranteed to buy it again at least once if not more, or wait, save up, and buy the more expensive thing only once" as I was becoming an adult. I've tried to follow that but sadly I don't think the advice really holds anymore.
- jemmyw 4y agoWhy do you keep buying the same one?
- collinvandyck76 4y agoBecause we really like it, otherwise.
- nikau 4y agoHow much is there to like for a kettle - like you put water in, flick a switch, it turns off once boiled. What features keep drawing you back in?
- feet 4y agoGet a Zojirushi water boiler. They're fantastic and high quality, you also don't have to wait for water to heat up every time you want to use it
- yetihehe 4y agoMy Tefal kettle is 10 yr old now and I have really hard water. Looks like Tefal still maintains some quality, I've bought a sandwich maker 3yr ago and it still works perfectly, their pans are still top-notch.
- reallydontask 4y agoI've heard it as: buy cheap, buy twice Unfortunately, it seems that now it's: buy expensive, get some shitty cloud enabled feature, still buy twice.