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MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Aug 31 11:16am | Replies (157)
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Just came on this thread to try and find a countertop electric kettle that will keep boiling - prior to my diagnosis, I used it so much through the day. I guess it does not exist?

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Sue, Volunteer Mentor | @sueinmn | Apr 17, 2023

Not in most places. The auto-shutoff is a safety feature, required in a lot of countries now. An alternative might be an induction hotplate with an old-fashioned tea kettle. Some have timers and temperature controlled burners.
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irenea8 | @irenea8 | Apr 18, 2023

Linda Esposito provided a link for a kettle that keeps boiling till empty and provides moisture. It was a discussion about dry air and how to humidify. I ordered the kettle and if you leave the lid open it will not auto shut off till it runs dry. It lasts about 8 minutes or so and will make the air less dry. It works!

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