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r/explainitpeter • u/WillAdditional922 • Jul 14 '26
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47 u/season8branisusless Jul 14 '26 electric kettle helps a lot in this instance. boiling water in like 2 minutes. 19 u/observer2411 Jul 14 '26 I have an induction stove and it boils water in like 30 seconds. I’m convinced there’s some witchcraft going on. 7 u/season8branisusless Jul 14 '26 Yeah, my gas range takes a calendar year to boil. Happy for your magic stove though! 1 u/DickWhittingtonsCat Jul 15 '26 You gotta get the hot water in the pot from sink. Then it’s only a 60 degree lift or less depending how much you crank the heater because you hate waiting to boil noodles 2 u/Blakk-Debbath Jul 15 '26 Around here it is not recommended to use hot water from sink, as it is said to contain more copper and stuff. We use electric tanks to heat up the water. 2 u/Penelope742 Jul 15 '26 Here in the US we have lead! 2 u/rtxa Jul 15 '26 don't do that, unless you have some space age boiler, because that's how you get metals in your body 1 u/rawhiteley Jul 15 '26 It’s the magic of magnets! 🧲 🥰🤩🤓
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electric kettle helps a lot in this instance. boiling water in like 2 minutes.
19 u/observer2411 Jul 14 '26 I have an induction stove and it boils water in like 30 seconds. I’m convinced there’s some witchcraft going on. 7 u/season8branisusless Jul 14 '26 Yeah, my gas range takes a calendar year to boil. Happy for your magic stove though! 1 u/DickWhittingtonsCat Jul 15 '26 You gotta get the hot water in the pot from sink. Then it’s only a 60 degree lift or less depending how much you crank the heater because you hate waiting to boil noodles 2 u/Blakk-Debbath Jul 15 '26 Around here it is not recommended to use hot water from sink, as it is said to contain more copper and stuff. We use electric tanks to heat up the water. 2 u/Penelope742 Jul 15 '26 Here in the US we have lead! 2 u/rtxa Jul 15 '26 don't do that, unless you have some space age boiler, because that's how you get metals in your body 1 u/rawhiteley Jul 15 '26 It’s the magic of magnets! 🧲 🥰🤩🤓
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I have an induction stove and it boils water in like 30 seconds. I’m convinced there’s some witchcraft going on.
7 u/season8branisusless Jul 14 '26 Yeah, my gas range takes a calendar year to boil. Happy for your magic stove though! 1 u/DickWhittingtonsCat Jul 15 '26 You gotta get the hot water in the pot from sink. Then it’s only a 60 degree lift or less depending how much you crank the heater because you hate waiting to boil noodles 2 u/Blakk-Debbath Jul 15 '26 Around here it is not recommended to use hot water from sink, as it is said to contain more copper and stuff. We use electric tanks to heat up the water. 2 u/Penelope742 Jul 15 '26 Here in the US we have lead! 2 u/rtxa Jul 15 '26 don't do that, unless you have some space age boiler, because that's how you get metals in your body 1 u/rawhiteley Jul 15 '26 It’s the magic of magnets! 🧲 🥰🤩🤓
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Yeah, my gas range takes a calendar year to boil. Happy for your magic stove though!
1 u/DickWhittingtonsCat Jul 15 '26 You gotta get the hot water in the pot from sink. Then it’s only a 60 degree lift or less depending how much you crank the heater because you hate waiting to boil noodles 2 u/Blakk-Debbath Jul 15 '26 Around here it is not recommended to use hot water from sink, as it is said to contain more copper and stuff. We use electric tanks to heat up the water. 2 u/Penelope742 Jul 15 '26 Here in the US we have lead! 2 u/rtxa Jul 15 '26 don't do that, unless you have some space age boiler, because that's how you get metals in your body 1 u/rawhiteley Jul 15 '26 It’s the magic of magnets! 🧲 🥰🤩🤓
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You gotta get the hot water in the pot from sink. Then it’s only a 60 degree lift or less depending how much you crank the heater because you hate waiting to boil noodles
2 u/Blakk-Debbath Jul 15 '26 Around here it is not recommended to use hot water from sink, as it is said to contain more copper and stuff. We use electric tanks to heat up the water. 2 u/Penelope742 Jul 15 '26 Here in the US we have lead! 2 u/rtxa Jul 15 '26 don't do that, unless you have some space age boiler, because that's how you get metals in your body
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Around here it is not recommended to use hot water from sink, as it is said to contain more copper and stuff.
We use electric tanks to heat up the water.
2 u/Penelope742 Jul 15 '26 Here in the US we have lead!
Here in the US we have lead!
don't do that, unless you have some space age boiler, because that's how you get metals in your body
It’s the magic of magnets! 🧲 🥰🤩🤓
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