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If your oven can give you a fatal dose of anything in seconds, I recommend replacing it ASAP. Sticking your hand in a food-grade oven will not give you burns.
by kvdveer 4y ago
If your oven can give you a fatal dose of anything in seconds, I recommend replacing it ASAP.
Sticking your hand in a food-grade oven will not give you burns. When you touch the insides, you will receive second degree burns, but those burns are not going to be fatal. On top of that, the oven can be turned off, and is completely safe to handle in that state. and the oven will need to be state.
Comparing your oven with spent fuel rods is ridiculous (assuming you are referring to a food-grade oven operated on gas or electricity).
- chrischen 4y agoYea it can definitely give me fatal burns, especially if I remove the shielding thing on the front of it.
- RobertRoberts 4y agoOnly when it's turned on, or hot for a short time after it's been turned off. Neither apply to nuclear waste.
- chrischen 4y agoYes but my point is that the nuclear waste exhibits those characteristics of danger only when it's unsheathed.