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Incidentally, an (analog) toaster should have no problem boiling water if turned on and dropped into a bucket. The heating element lifespan would probably be s
by 1_person 6y ago
Incidentally, an (analog) toaster should have no problem boiling water if turned on and dropped into a bucket. The heating element lifespan would probably be short and it would be tremendously unsafe, but it's just a resistive heater.
You may need to cut the ground wire to the toaster if the circuit has a ground fault circuit interrupter, though.
- 0-_-0 6y agoYou sound like a Linux user :)
- russfink 6y ago<snort>
- Nextgrid 6y agoWouldn't the exposed wiring cause electrolysis if the water is conductive enough (possibly due to contamination)?
- yellowapple 6y agoSeems like a useful way to get hydrogen and oxygen, then, provided you can capture/separate the gases and someone else is paying the power bill. I should try this for Hindenburg 2: Electric Boogaloo.