This nifty gadget was a popular fixture in '70s England, and now it (reportedly) on its way back.
"The peculiarly British invention combined an alarm clock with a kettle, and promised owners they could wake up each morning to a fresh cup of tea without having to leave the comfort of their bed. At the height of their popularity, two million households had one."
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Wednesday, June 13, 2007
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