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I can see where this is going, were you feeling overwhelmed and distracted?
Yes, I was running around trying to make tea, preparing fruit for the kids – I had no idea Hot Spot was hiding.
Instantly my hands slipped and were burned from the steam.
WUUUUUAAAAA AAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHA HAAHAHAHAHAH AHAHAHAHAHAH !!!!!!!!
I guess you are off tea duty now.
When the kettle was boiling and ready, I quickly grabbed it with wet hands and began pouring.
I am, and my hands are scarred from the burns.
When boiling hot steam hits the skin, it will quickly cause burns. I wish I was able to prevent your pain, Paul. But we taught you new techniques to use in the kitchen, remember them?
Never lift the kettle with wet hands to prevent it from slipping.
Max
Stop filling the kettle with the maximum amount of water to avoid splashes of boiling water.