On Tue, 9 Sep 2008 02:58:16 -0700 (PDT), Rainy
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wrote:
>> I really like this thing so far. I'll make my first pot in a little
>> bit. If I have any new experiences, I'll post them. If anyone hsa any
>> questions, fire away.
>>
>> The kettle is made by a company called Del-Savo, Inc., in Los Gatos
>> California. The kettle is bears the brand name Pino. The website,
http://www.pino-usa.com/, shows several other tea-making products,. It
>> does not show this unit. It does show something called the Digital Tea
>> Express, which looks exactly like the Digital Kettle Pro, except that
>> it is not cordless.
>>
>> This will make making tea much simpler, especially when I get into
>> teas that need lower temperatures, which is next on my list.
>
>It's a good thing that it doesn't have an external
>gauge, because those are typically plastic, and
>I don't want plastic near my boiling water.
>
>What is the material/coating on the inside?
The web site says it's "quality stainless steel" and that's what it
looks like. Neither the owner's manual nor the box says anything.
>I might consider it for later although now
>I don't want to spend $90. But all the
>$50 ones have plastic gauges. I also
>looked yesterday in a local dept. store
>for a kettle without variable temps, and
>they're all plastic on the inside!!
