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Japanese Hot pot (another handy appliance)
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2015/2/10 19:41
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Hi,
Every now and than i read a message about using a Japanese washlet.
I like to mention that another Japanese appliance can also come in handy; a so called hotpot or water boiler. It keeps water hot (adjustable between 100-60 degrees) and are not that expensive (30-40 Euro and up). They are far less expensive than the built-in systems. Of course like with a washlet you need a transformer.
I also could mention a ricecooker as another handy appliance. But these you can easy buy in Europe/USA.
If you like rice products you might even consider a moshi (rice cake) maker.
B. Slager
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by B. Slager (guest)
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Re: Japanese Hot pot (another handy appliance)
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2015/2/17 14:54
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Lots of choices of US model hot pots on, for instance, Amazon. No need to buy a Japanese model and use a transformer.
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