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| Tefal Quick Cup | 
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| List Price: £59.99 Buy New: £48.50 You Save: £11.49 (19%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:   (based on 150 reviews) Sales Rank: 26 Category: Kitchen
Publisher: Tefal Studio: Tefal Brand: Tefal Label: Tefal Media: Kitchen & Home Autographed: 0 Memorabilia: 0 Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.7 Dimensions (in): 11.5 x 10.6 x 7.7
MPN: BR303844 Model: Quick Cup EAN: 3016661130182 ASIN: B000SK9G52
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| | Opti-Quick system hot or cold water in 3 seconds | | | Consumes only 1/3 of the energy of a kettle | | | 1.5 Litre removable tank - dishwasher safe | | | Claris aqua filter system | | | Stainless steel control panel |
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Product Description If youre looking for an energy-efficient alternative to your kettle and a quicker way to make your cuppa in the morning, then the Quick & Hot is just what you need. This fountain heats water to the right temperature for your coffee or tea in just 3 seconds, up to 65% faster than a traditional kettle. You can also make cold drinks and manually or automatically adjust the quantity according to the size of your cup. The Quick & Hot is also equipped with a filter, ensuring all impurities are removed from water. Therell always be hot water on tap with the Quick & Hot around! Power: 2800W Stainless steel control panel
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| Customer Reviews: Read 145 more reviews...
  Excellent for a quick cuppa! May 7, 2008 I think the Tefal Quick Cup is excellent. Yes water drips out in spurts rather than a constant stream - and yes there is the occasional 'spit' - but nothing particularly concerning. I find the temperature of the coffee/tea to be boiling and comparable to a normal kettle. There is also an option to dispense cold (well room temperature) filtered water as well. Overall if you don't like watching a kettle boil - this is the perfect solution.
  No Quality Control April 29, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
So I bought two , it seemed such a good idea, one that went to my father produces such cold water that you can drink it straight from the spout. The other which is mine produces steam and no longer cuts off when the water reservoir is empty. I think that they are headed for Freecycle.
Tefal needs to sort them out it is such a shame
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  a washout April 28, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
In an attempt to be green I bought the Tefal quick cup. It broke within a week and thereafter produced no hot water. Even when it did work, the water was warm rather than boiling, and it sputtered all over the place, which is not very safe if you have children in the house. Frankly, it was a serious, and expensive, disappointment. I wish I had stuck to an old fashioned kettle.
  Hot water i think not April 26, 2008 3 out of 4 found this review helpful
After watching the TV and seeing this product, i thought " I want one of those" as i love to drink Tea. Now the looks are not all that but i thought if it did what it says it did, then it will be a winner. It never delivered. I have never heard something so loud when the water is pouring. I mean loud. I live in flats and i swear everybody can hear when i press that red button. You have to hold the cup right up to the nozzle as if you dont, the water splats everywhere but the cup. Also it states that it takes 3 seconds, when in fact it takes about 20 seconds. Now if you make one cup of tea or maybe 2 then this product will save you time, but if you are making a round of tea, then DONT buy this as the Manual states that after you have used one container full of water, you have to leave the kettle for about ten mins to cool down or something. How Crap is that. Do not throw away your old kettle like i did if you buy this product.
  What a total con. April 23, 2008 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
The Tefal quick cup is a total waste of time. I measured the temperature of the water in a room temp cup. The best I could get was 80C and that was the second delivery of water.The first output was 75C and neither is good enough to make a brew of tea from a tea bag.Even for coffee, by the time I've added milk and walked to the lounge it's mildly warm. It's going in the bin. One thing this device has done, it's taught me to measure the exact amount of water needed in a flat element 3kw kettle. I too wished I had read some reports. I bought it on a spur of the moment whim.
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