Bless you are pretty stupid for a cleaver girl arn’t you :laugh_at: ( i should watch what i say as i might get a slap off you at some point) :biggreen:

What! What! What the hell are you jibbering on about woman? did you not do science at school lol 😉

Heat water up, no matter how fast it heats up its going to cool down at the same rate. I really don’t get you, my brain hurts trying to understand you now.

Be quiet for now and pester local secondary school as i am sure they would love to give you a science lesson. Or pop over for a cuppa and i will demonstrate by boiling one cup of water in a normal kettle and one in this new fandangled thinfg and show you 😛

You may laugh mate, but if she actually becomes true to her word she might kick my arse on boxing day :laugh_at:

Padding in a nurses outfit? Aint gonna happen, need to get a leash on this trap of mine. Or cut my fingers off, actually thats a plan :weee:

What i know how a kettle works, I will explain it too you 😉

Fill Kettle

Plug the Kettle into a mains socket

Switch it on then electricity travels up the cable into an element, the continuous flow of electricity in the element causes the electrons and neutrons to move at an increasing rate which then creates heat energy the more electricity fed to the element the faster they move.

Hence the temperature rises and boils the water. once the water/element is at a set temperature there is a cut off switch (the switch you turned on is connected to it) and the electricity supply is cut off to the kettle therefore it starts to cool down.