Punkawallah
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Was it in self defence? Did you shoot the waffle iron?
All will be revealed in the next, exciting episode!
Was it in self defence? Did you shoot the waffle iron?
All will be revealed in the next, exciting episode!
I loved coal fire toast when I was a kid but last time I tried all I could taste was coal
My toaster still works fine after all these years.
Try removing the fire hazard that is the pile of crumbs and charcoal accumulated in the bottom of the appliance.
Keep an eye on the kettle and the oven too. They also hint at prospective end of life scenarios by tripping breakers.
It's progress, before breakers they just expired without a hint. Soon your domestic management app will text you a message that your toaster will fail in 3 days, 2 hours and 14 minutes, also that it has ordered you a replacement toaster to arrive 3 hours before that. This is part of the setting it established from studying your toaster usage.
In another thread I said that all toasters are equal (or at least I've nver found the need to buy an expensive one when a cheap one does the same job). But I'm taking that back. Our toaster is a cheap jobby, and a slice of normal bread (I'm using Hovis white medium for reference) does not even fit in the thing! So you do get perfectly toasted bread, but only 3/4 of the slice. The top bit sticking out remains untoasted.
I cannot believe that a toaster, which has ONE job, does not even fit a full slice in. And it's too narrow to put the bread in landscape mode. I am furious
Try removing the fire hazard that is the pile of crumbs and charcoal accumulated in the bottom of the appliance.
Keep an eye on the kettle and the oven too. They also hint at prospective end of life scenarios by tripping breakers.
It's progress, before breakers they just expired without a hint. Soon your domestic management app will text you a message that your toaster will fail in 3 days, 2 hours and 14 minutes, also that it has ordered you a replacement toaster to arrive 3 hours before that. This is part of the setting it established from studying your toaster usage.
Talkie Toaster would tell you it's unwell, and probably protest very strongly about mechanical impropriety, should you interfere with it's elements.
Our Dualit 2 slice toaster is 20 years old and still going strong. It's got a lever that lifts the bread out for a mid toast inspection, and a pointer type symbol on the mechanical dial. I took it apart the other day as I noticed a chunk of crust lodged in an inaccessible place. Surprisingly simple at first glance, but some clever touches on further inspection. You can still get spares including replacement elements.
Mine is 30 years old I’ve almost replaced everything, I love the fact it’s completely serviceable and the parts are so readily available
Talkie Toaster would tell you it's unwell, and probably protest very strongly about mechanical impropriety, should you interfere with it's elements.
I had a video toaster, once. Could never get it to work.