Kettle in stateroom?

[Mark_K]

23 hours ago, asctony said:

I guess people who cruise out of the US don't know how to use a kettle? 

I have a nice kettle, I’m just not sure how to make tea in it.

 

 

[asctony]

30 minutes ago, Mark_K said:

I have a nice kettle, I’m just not sure how to make tea in it.

 

 

This is a kettle. English version.

[Mark_K]

3 minutes ago, asctony said:

This is a kettle. English version.

I think most people in the US would call that a teapot.

[Tom and Ingrid]

23 hours ago, cublet said:

I remember asking 'what do you call the thing you boil water in' but I cannot remember the reply.

"Microwave"? 

😙

[C-Dragons]

54 minutes ago, asctony said:

This is a kettle. English version.

I have an "English kettle" that I use to boil water on my AGA. 😊

[Martha1974]

On 5/29/2024 at 1:32 PM, asctony said:

This is a kettle. English version.

Oh my goodness, nearly $500 for a kettle - not sure there are many Brits who would be paying that much. 🤣  I think $50 would be nearer the mark for most people. 

[asctony]

2 hours ago, Martha1974 said:

Oh my goodness, nearly $500 for a kettle - not sure there are many Brits who would be paying that much. 🤣  I think $50 would be nearer the mark for most people. 

If your on Holiday, cost does not matter. 🥂 Cheers.