HUMAN NUTRITION

Detailed explanation-1: -Sticking a fork in a toaster is a potentially dangerous practice. On its own, the metal of a fork is a good conductor of electricity and could cause a short circuit. When combined with an electrical appliance, such as a toaster, the risk of an electric shock or even a fire increases.

Detailed explanation-2: -Sticking ANY metal into a toaster that connected to a source of electricity is dangerous. The live electrical parts in a toaster are not covered by insulation and if your fork comes in contact with a live part then you will get an electric shock or short the electricity to earth.

Detailed explanation-3: -Use the levers on your toaster to lift up the toast So the next time you get a piece of toast stuck, simply lift the lever up above its resting position. It should give you an extra inch or so, which might just be enough to grab that errant piece of toast.

Detailed explanation-4: -When you start the toaster, electricity runs through this switch and the metals heat up, expanding and eventually pushing apart, breaking the circuit. This releases the spring loaded tray latch, and your toast pops up.

Detailed explanation-5: -Unplug the unit. Raise and lower the toast control lever to loosen the jammed food. Never use metal utensils to lift food from the toaster or to free jammed food. Never stick a fork or fingers into the toaster slot. More items