I believe that it is an immersion heater.
I believe that it is an immersion heater.
It isn't called the electric thingy?What is it called?
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tried several thing "immersion heater" and came up with...
immersion heater at amazon
try item 1, 2 , 5, 6, 7...
For some reason all I could come up with were industrial units. I am just going to get a "hot pot", once you toss in next-day shipping for the immersion heater I will pay more than for the hot pot. Yeah, that is what I get for waiting until the last minute but time got away from me
I did call Ace Hardware and a couple of other local stores who sell it via Amazon, but they don't keep them in stock. One manager said he could have it for me....3 days after my returnIn the end, the hot pot might be more versatile...
Woohoo and it's from the USA too.
http://www.magellans.com/store/Healt...inkEF123?Args=
They do the job OK, tiny problem is that they make the mug hot but hey, at least it's an easy way to make a hot drink.
Maybe check out ebay?
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Or go to the camp store at the campground and buy a cup (or a thermos) of coffee. Or the nearest fast food place, gas station, convenience store. How long do those immersion heaters take to boil water anyway?
Plus you're not stuck with instant coffee. Use a Melitta drip cone. That way you can have your coffee at non-electric campsites, too.
Just either grind your coffee before you go to a non-electric campsite or find a hand-cranked grinder. Mortar and pestle don't work that well on coffee beans, especially before you've had your coffee. DAMHIK![]()
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