Charlie Harrington on Warpcast

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Charlie Harrington

Is there really not an electric kettle that can be controlled in single digit increments and heat to lower temperatures like 85 or 90 degrees F? What am I missing here?

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“Make water boil” is what most ppl want so…

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Rebrew Corvo ‎EKG Electric Kettle – Fellow https://search.app/3GdRRe3pK9dzjKdE8 my friend

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I’m using Tefal Smart'n Light KO851830, 1800W, 1.7L and super happy about it!

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This is actually one of my startup ideas if candle making doesn’t work out. There is no consumer electric kettle that can do this. I know this because for candlemaking I need my wax at a specific temperature, and 5-10 degrees off will impact the quality of the product. You can hook this up to your existing electric kettle and it will calibrate it to the correct temperature once you set the range. I use a similar product for candle making. Consumer thermometers are not accurate. I know because I have 4-5 different ones that all range in temperature. Then it becomes a matter of preference and testing. For example, it may show 95F and that’s what you prefer drinking instead of 85F. The heating element in your kettle also affects the temperature. Even if you turn it off it may still continue to rise. So maybe you’ll have to hook this up, turn it off at 75F, and it will rise to 85F. Again, all testing and preference. But do it like this and you will get your ideal temperature. https://a.co/d/ibBMqUB

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I think there's no drink that is brewed at a water temp that low ...would a sous vide get that low 🤔

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there are plenty, usually designed for making pourover coffee. a few examples: Brewista Artisan, Fellow Stagg, Hario Buono temp control kettle. just search “temperature control kettle,” though most are $40 slop so you need to do some digging.

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I’m not sure off the top of my head if Fellow does this but they have a good gooseneck

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I thought for sure the Fellow would stay that low but nope. There is a precise temperature screen though, so you can stop it at the right moment.

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Impulse stovetop can do it. Overkill but it will work.

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I think theres actually a fair amount of electric kettles that can do that? You just cant buy them at a regular store - gots to do your research! This is my favorite electric kettle I’ve ever owned, I just quickly checked and i believe it does 85 or 90! It’s a specialty tea maker kettle! https://www.breville.com/en-us/product/btm800 Also you specifically asking about the 85-90 degree temp range reminds me of heating formula or breast milk (for babies) which there are tons of products designed specifically for that!

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What if you use a Sous vide machine

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I use the Fellow. Can’t complain

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Buddy, there are such kettles )

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I have a xiaomi one and it shows temp, you have to turn it off by yourself but otherwise exactly that

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Need to go to the chem lab for that

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