stove top tea kettle recommendations?

[Imp]

I think you're being a bit too particular.

No "think" about it... All or nothing.

Meanwhile, I'll keep blowing money on store stuff which is probably made with shitty equipment.

 

[surfsatwerk]

No "think" about it... All or nothing.

Meanwhile, I'll keep blowing money on store stuff which is probably made with shitty equipment.

They sneeze on the cups.

 

[Ns1]

Paranoia... If I heat it to a boil, the steam will condense on the plastic lid, drip back down into the water.

Not seeing what the problem is?

 

[lxskllr]

Not seeing what the problem is?

He's probably concerned about chemicals leaching from the plastic. Not unreasonable imo, but not something I worry about much. If I worked a place that allowed kitchen appliances at the desk(sounds like they do at his place), I'd just get a burner, and a regular tea kettle.

 

[Imp]

He's probably concerned about chemicals leaching from the plastic. Not unreasonable imo, but not something I worry about much. If I worked a place that allowed kitchen appliances at the desk(sounds like they do at his place), I'd just get a burner, and a regular tea kettle.

That's it. But I'm "this" close to just saying f*** it: I drink coffee out of cups with plastic lids and eat out of plastic take out trays. Not dead yet...

And no, they don't allow kitchen stuff at desks. People in charge are just very lax about it. Others don't want to offend their coworkers -- I ratted the jackass beside me out cause I don't care anymore. I put up with his shit for 4 months.

Not seeing what the problem is?

You are obviously not paranoid.

 

[KidNiki1]

Thanks for all the input, i'm thinking i will get a nice small enamel kettle for home use and then an electric one for work. haven't decided which ones yet.