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04-03-2006, 06:19 PM
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Tea Drop hot tea maker
haven't seen in person, but I seem to recall hearing some mention it
here. Just to make an observation, it doesn't seem to have a temperature control, which might be a problem, just something to consider. 
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05-03-2006, 04:23 AM
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Tea Drop hot tea maker
TeaDave wrote: haven't seen in person, but I seem to recall hearing some mention it here. Just to make an observation, it doesn't seem to have a temperature control, which might be a problem, just something to consider. No, no temp. control and even the "brewing time" adjustment is basic at best. The water is not nearly hot enough for most teas, never even approaching boiling. I have heard a few people try them and I even have a similar model that has been sitting in a cupboard for some time unused since it is basically useless. I'd steer clear. Get a decent electric tea kettle and brew your own. - Dominic
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