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Midea Thermo Pot Electric Hot Water Dispenser with 4 Temperature Settings $99 Delivered @ Direct On Sale

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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.

Feature

  • Double boiling modes
  • 4 temperature settings: 45°C, 55°C, 65°C, 85°C
  • 5L large capacity
  • Double Wall Insulation does not burn hands
  • Food grade 304 stainless steel
  • Child lock

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  • 85c no deal!

    • +1

      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.

  • +2

    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.

  • +3

    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??

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