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On the ceramic one the ceramic lid has a silicon seal, kind of a donut shaped gasket, so the lid rests on the gasket rather than ceramic touching ceramic. But only steam should touch that and it's silicon, not plastic.
On the metal one the sight glass is plastic so yes contact with boing water.
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the ceramic one is very heavy , the lid hard to open and on slower side to boil water but very well build. 5 years working now but low usage.
So i have 2 now one cheap plastic one for daily use (on 3rd plastic one they keep dying) and this one.
This copper one looks good for daily use maybe will get it as backup.
I agree with these comments on the ceramic one. Also, it tends to chip easily.
It's also a temperature thing. Leaching is much more likely at high temps. I *never* microwave in plastic containers or bowls, but am OK with plastic storage containers. I'd be fine with the safety of the marble one as there doesn't sound like there's a lot of contact area. OTOH, the plastic window, if covered with water, is being exposed to "just" 212°F; the steam hitting the gasket is much hotter than that.
It's also a temperature thing. Leaching is much more likely at high temps. I *never* microwave in plastic containers or bowls, but am OK with plastic storage containers. I'd be fine with the safety of the marble one as there doesn't sound like there's a lot of contact area. OTOH, the plastic window, if covered with water, is being exposed to "just" 212°F; the steam hitting the gasket is much hotter than that.
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To those with the ceramic unit, any use with hard water? I've had a plastic kettle die possibly from water and scale working on a seam. I like the idea of no water touching plastic just for this reason.
To those with the ceramic unit, any use with hard water? I've had a plastic kettle die possibly from water and scale working on a seam. I like the idea of no water touching plastic just for this reason.
Just see the link I posted! Its a top kettle. Been using for 6 years and it looks brand new. Occasionally we boil a cup of vinegar and it is good as new. All calcium is off of it in a heartbeat! Rinse and reuse for an awesome cuppa tea! 🙂🙂🙂
On the ceramic one the ceramic lid has a silicon seal, kind of a donut shaped gasket, so the lid rests on the gasket rather than ceramic touching ceramic. But only steam should touch that and it's silicon, not plastic.
On the metal one the sight glass is plastic so yes contact with boing water.
How did you know I was going to use bong water in it?
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So i have 2 now one cheap plastic one for daily use (on 3rd plastic one they keep dying) and this one.
This copper one looks good for daily use maybe will get it as backup.
HUH?
Can be used for oatmeal etc.
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Secura SWK-1701DB The Original Stainless Steel Double Wall Electric Water Kettle 1.8 Quart, Black Onyx https://a.co/d/aOXVO1z
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Love this kettle....best ever!!!!!
This is an amazing kettle and a steal at 30 bucks!
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On the metal one the sight glass is plastic so yes contact with boing water.
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