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I have a similar story... A few months ago, my fiancee asked me to buy an electric hot water kettle. However, she instructed, don't buy a Chinese made one! So, I searched... I went through every single electric kettle they were selling in K-Mart. Out of all the models there, only ONE was not made in China! The Chinese made ones were all kinds of prices... From around $20, I think, all the way up to over $100. The only non-Chinese one was made in France. As I recall, it cost about $120! So, I went back to my fiancee with this information... I argued it was worth it to just buy a cheap one. I figured, hot water is pretty much hot water, no matter what kind of kettle it is (as long as it's safe). I later shopped around elsewhere a little more, and actually got one for $10 (it was on special). It works fine. But at such a cheap price, if it broke down in a year, I wouldn't worry too much.... I think it probably differs from product to product. In some products, "quality" makes little difference, from a practical point of view (as long as safety is not compromised). For example, a ceramic bowl works just like a ceramic bowl, no matter where it's made. You can still use it to eat your cereal. ![]() Interesting thread... ![]() Cheers, Dien |
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