Midea Thermo pot provides you a surprising friendly moment to make the perfect cup of coffee, tea, and other hot drinks. You will get the hot water on demand without waiting to boil water every time. 4 Temperature settings allow you to set the ideal temperature for your drinks.
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boil to 100c and cooling to 85c
interested in what temp it comes out… important when brewing coffee.
says on it's flyer… "perfect cup of coffee" …. sure.. instant coffee maybe.
no waiting = continiously on = electricty hungry = high power bill.
Low starting cos like a printer
Not true.
There are 'no waiting' ones where it heats the water on demand. Look up 'instant hot water' e.g. https://westinghousesmallappliances.com.au/product/instant-h…
Works the same way as a espresso machine where it passes the water through a heat pump to create instantaneous hot water.
Which doesn't require a water reservoir to be constantly heated.
Im pretty sure this one doesnt use heat pump, most likely constant power.
I'm sure as well.
This device might be good for functions. Hopefully no one is running it 24/7 in their kitchen.
That's a different type of product.
I bought KMART one but this one has 5L capacity for almost the same price.
Smart kettle from kogan is far cheaper, and if youre picking a temperature below boiling it doesnt take that long to reach it.
I have this type of hot water dispenser and instant hot water dispenser (only heat the water when needed). I much prefer the later due to less energy used.
So it's an urn of water not hot enough for tea, but will make a luke warm coffee. No thanks.
Look up Breville Hotcup on Amazon. They're really good.
Not sure that you should be making tea with water that's hotter than 85C anyway.
What, you need 100c to make proper tea.
Actually different types of tea need different temperatures. I am not expert, but according to most websites, eg black tea 95-100 degrees, green tea 75-80 degrees.
Posting $19??
85c no deal!