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I wanted something to boil water in that wasn't open like a glass measuring cup.
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For larger brews, we use a kettle on an induction plate, but for one cup or the Staresso (or Phin), doing some water in the microwave is better
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Water is hot
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Hot water is available at my work but the temperature was measured at 173F, not hot enough for making a cup of coffee.
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It whistles loudly when the water is boiling and ready to be removed from the micro.
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This keeps water warm even after heating up in the microwave
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but we only have access to cold potable water and a microwave
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It takes about 5-6 minutes to boil water from the cold tap when full in my GE over-the-stove microwave.
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As a tea drinker, I like the water for brewing to be boiling, and with this gadget there is no watching through the microwave window to see if bubbles are happening
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Heats the water quickly in the microwave, and pours hot water into the cup with ease.
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This little glass pot is perfect as described and far easier to keep clean and "hard water" scale free.
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when you flip the lid up to pour, drops of the scalding hot water flip back and burn your hand.
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I can heat up just enough water for my small tea pot
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Use warm water from tap,place in microwave for 4 and 1/2 minutes and the whistling begins
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Boiling hot water from your microwave in approximately 4.5 minutes!
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Works fine for hot water for a quick cup of coffee
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I needed a 20 oz container to boil water and then pour over coffee filter and this is great
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So handy to have in a college, I can boil water for tea, or for cup noodles
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I don't think I overfilled it - but I know that with the amount I did put in, without this device I could boil water in two minutes
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it takes me 3-4mins to bring a full "pot" a boil and whistle, which is already hot water to start with
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This was chosen to replace a 2 cup glass measuring pitcher with a bad pouring spout and handle that got too hot that I'd been using to heat water to boiling for tea or convenience foods.
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Will not wistle still boils water
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I steeped my tea bags after microwaving the cold filtered water from the fridge for 10 minutes
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and I have to wait at least 15 minutes for tea to cool down or add a bunch of cold water just to enjoy my tea
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I use the hot water for tea, instant pasta, noodles, rice and more
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So handy to have in a college, I can boil water for tea, or for cup noodles
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I bought this because I boil water often, and on occasion I do forget about my pot on the stove
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I do a lot of work related traveling, and I couldn't stand one more cup of tea with what passes for hot water at hotels.
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Plus water boils in about 2-3 minutes which is faster than an electric kettle.
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I can't get the lid to open all the way which makes adding water difficult and cleaning impossible
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Best item ever, worked exactly as directed, pouring water smoothly.
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He makes his hot water now in this pot and it whistles.nlove it.
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Also, the lid is a little awkward: you want to put the pot on the counter and carefully press to raise the lid, or it might sling a few drops of hot water up
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Boiling hot water from your microwave in approximately 4.5 minutes!
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The spout was a great feature to ease water into the bottle that has a smaller opening
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The water stays hot/warm for a couple hours
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This pitcher is convenient for having hot water ready to pour over your prepared tea cup or pot, and the handle is always cool to the touch
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Works great-has a whistle that emits a sound when the water starts to boil.
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The instructions give a fascinating overview of why there is a dangling thing in the middle and how this protects from super-heated water
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so I just pour hot water into the cup I want to use and then put it in the cooker
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Easy to use in the office microwave, when I just need hot water for my tea bag.
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Works well and makes it much easier to boil water for things like tea, Jell-O and hot chocolate.
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I hear the whistle and know the water will be boiling
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Nice small water container for use in the microwave
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I use it to boil water for our tea
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Great for heating up just enough water for a cup of your favorite hot beverage.
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It washes up fairly easily (a little awkward, but not a deal-breaker since I'm only boiling plain water), and I love that it's glass-lined.
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When i tried this out at capacity, I kept adding 30 seconds again and again until I eventually used the well-heated water
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Nice way to make hot water in the microwave for my pour-over coffee pot
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We have hard water.
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I fill it with enough hot water for 1 cup, throw it in the microwave for
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This is fun to use and makes quick hot water without waiting for the faucett water to get hot
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I use it to boil water in the microwave everyday to make coffee
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The only thing I can say to others is to be careful opening with hot water, but once you get the hang of it, it's great!
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I live in a hard water area
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You just have to be careful because it is hot water.
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I love Tea but boiling the water on the stove is a pain
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Also may flip some of the hot water from lid onto your hand.
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We have well water with a lot of lime in it, so we shy away from automatic drip makers and even mechanical pump espresso makers.
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Mostly to boil water.
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Living in a big city, the warm tap water can accumulate bacteria when sitting stagnant.
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so she too could enjoy boiling water for her tea.
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Also my little microwave just didn't have the muscle to boil that much water in that container.
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The first I bought for work because they never have hot enough water for tea.
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This teapot is very well-made and works exactly as it is supposed to
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This was perfect because it goes in the microwave and when 8t is ready, it whistles