Reply To: I want hot water! To drink!

Meno: “Immerse the electric kettle and let it thoroughly dry. Unscrew whatever plastic cover there is and use a hair dryer to help it dry faster.”

Have you done this? I read that you can also give it to a Jewish electrician to take apart and put back together.

Ask my local orthodox rabbi… I know… I’m wondering what everyone else does. If many people really submerged their electric kettles in the mikvah.

Also, I use the ocean as a mikvah, and the sand and salt water add another messy element.

Maybe I’ll just go old school (seriously this is what I did when I was younger, so it’s not that foreign) and do the regular tea kettle.

Once, I got a Shabbos urn, but I returned it because it scaled to quickly and took waaay too long to rinse out (and was huge).

Okay thank you!

More advice welcome 🙂