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  3. 6:40 pm PDT (which is actually 2:40pm NZ time) is *way too early* to go to bed.

6:40 pm PDT (which is actually 2:40pm NZ time) is *way too early* to go to bed.

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  • sundogplanets@mastodon.socialS sundogplanets@mastodon.social

    Wow I slept amazingly well, and got up at a reasonable time! Cool, good start.

    But another thing I'll miss about NZ (not unique to NZ): electric kettles boil water SO much faster! Miss that 230V already...

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    @sundogplanets I have a completely unhinged suggestion

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    Introducing the Impulse Cooktop, the most powerful and precise stove ever made.

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    • andrew@ottawa.placeA andrew@ottawa.place

      @va2lam @sundogplanets One of the things that I like about the Zojirushi water boilers is they have a built-in "cleaning" mode that works really well on scale from hard water. They sell cleaning packets that you add, then start the cleaning cycle, wait a while, dump it out and rinse it.

      The cleaning packets are just citric acid, so now I just buy the bulk stuff online and use that instead; much cheaper, and also useful elsewhere in the house!

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      @andrew @sundogplanets brilliant!

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      • andrew@ottawa.placeA andrew@ottawa.place

        @sundogplanets One of the best purchases I’ve ever made since returning to Canada is one of these Japanese Zojirushi water boilers. The vacuum-insulated ones keep water at almost boiling using almost no energy, which is a great help for my “multiple cups of tea a day” habit 😅

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        @andrew @sundogplanets Ohhhhhh … <saves link for later>

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        • papperlapapp@bonn.socialP papperlapapp@bonn.social

          @pooserville
          What do you usually have for induction stoves? 😮
          In Germany it's not the usual 230V but 400V (for all electric stoves, although you can also buy some for 230V).

          @sundogplanets

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          @papperlapapp @sundogplanets My understanding is that 240v is the standard here in the US, but I'm not sure.

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