is it  safe to leave the stove on when u leave?
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dont be silly of course not you could cause a fire and then where would u b. PLEASE DONT DO IT OK.
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Most appliances use no electricity when they are off. The exception being TVs and computers, they use a small amount of power to stay warm for quick start up. If you want to see for yourself, go outside and look at your electric meter. You will see something moving, usually a dial. Then turn all the breakers off at your circuit breakers panel. The dial will stop, meaning you are using no power. Then unplug everything on your kitchen circuit except your kettle. Turn it on and off and check the meter, if the dial is moving, you're using power. If it's not moving, you're not. For sure. You can check everything in your house with this method.
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I work on a computer every day for 8 hours and leave I never turn it off. I leave it running the whole week including weekends and only reset it sometimes. I don't believe that there is a problem with leaving it running.
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your landlord has a basic duty of care, as the owner of the property, ANY appliances contained within the property are HIS responsibility with regards to safety. This appliance should have a gas safety certificate issued by a qualified gas installer, all appliances he leaves in the property, inc, central heating appliances, should have a current(annual) safety certificate.
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Strangely, I enjoy cleaning the kitchen.  When there's a big mess, I just start and one end and continue down the entire counter until everything is put away and wiped down.  There's something rewarding about watching a mess disappear in my wake.
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"Each hob contains one or more coils made of ferromagnetic material. When an alternating current is passed through these coils, a magnetic field of the same frequency is produced. If a magnetic-based pan is placed on the hob, the magnetic field induces a current in the pan. The internal resistance of the pan causes heat to be dissipated, following the Joule effect. Thus it is the pan itself, and not the cooktop, that heats up and cooks the food. Once the pan is removed from the cooktop, the energy transfer stops. The result is a flame-less method of cooking in which it is nearly impossible to start a fire by forgetting to turn off the stove. Parents won't have to worry about their child touching a hot burner because the cooktop surface remains cool. Changing cooking temperatures is achieved quickly because there is no wait for the hob to heat up, only the pan. Since there is no transfer of heat energy between the hob and the pan, less heat is lost into the air, resulting in a more efficient means of cooking, not to mention a more agreeable cooking environment."\n\n\nhope that help?  we just renovated our kitchen and have installed a Miele induction cooktop and it works wonderfully.  It provides much greater control over temperature...and I am still shocked at how quickly water comes to a boil.  Who knew a stove would be so exciting? haha.
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What ever you decide to do, do NOT leave your computer running all the time for no good reason.\n\n1> Would you leave your car running all the time just because your starter or other parts might wear out from turning it on or off?\n\n2> Your computer uses the equivalent of 3-5 light bulbs of electricity. You wouldn't leave 5 lights on in your house all the time without a good reason.\n\n3> Sleep mode stores everything. When the computer "wakes up" it comes back with everything that is in memory (good and bad...) If there was an error in its memory, that comes back too. When you reboot, everything loads fresh.\n\n4> Hibernate is a little better than sleep.  Hardware has a hard time waking up from sleep a lot of times.  Hibernate effectively turns off the hardware completely while it is off.  I like hibernate a lot better than sleep or standby.\n\n5>  Shut your computer down when you are going to be away from it for a long time.  You decide what a "long time" means to you. It's okay if you leave it on all day or for a few hours at a time... Just don't leave it on if you aren't going to be using it.\n\n6> Keep in mind that electronics hate heat.  The hotter they get, the worse they run.  Leaving your computer on all the time subjects it to heat that it just doesn't need.  Under normal conditions, heat isn't a big problem:  The computer deals with it with fans.  However the longer you leave your computer on, the less normal the conditions become.
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Turn off the lights and go home, \n;-)
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It does NOT occur spontaneously.  If it did, you wouldn't need a pilot light in your gas stove of heater!  Combustion takes place by the mechanism of free radicals.  And CH4 won't form any at room temperature.  Once some free radicals are created (by high temp.) the reaction is self-sustaining.\n\nComment on the mention of Pt below:  Yes they DO still do that; but they use either Pt mesh or wire.  That's the way pilotless gas burners work.
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I am an electronics student and this has camu in class one time. It is usually safe to turn it iff every night if you want, and it will take longer for the fan and power supply to burn out. But whenever you turn the computer on there is a higher than normal surge of electricity that run through your motherboard and every circuit, this surge isnt big and it only happens for a split second but excessively turning on your computer can damage some of the circuits but this usually doesnt happen.\n\n  I myself usually just leave it on and restart about once a week, and at times I have turned it off every night. I have had my computer for 5yr's and I havent had to replace anything so its really up to you, its not anything I would worry about too much though.
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boiling an egg is ok if you keep the lid on the pan and the pan on the stove it's not really that different. Toast would have to be pushed into the toaster, but as for extraction that sohuld b fun to watch! Dishes would be the toughest you could squirt soapy water but it'd go everywhere, a dishwasher is probably you're best bet. you're teeth is fine, you'd just have to spit harder to get the toothpaste out of your mouth
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I believe most laptops either have a standby or hibernate feature where after a certain time the laptop shuts off automatically. i don't think it's bad to leave it on all night, but if you're laptop has this feature, there's no need to worry about it. it'll turn off by itself.
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yep and thers left overs in the fridge\nPS please do your dishes
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It's a lie, it's like cell phones causing gas stations to blow up. I work for a package delievery service and we ship optic mice, cell phones and what not all the time, and if something edmits radioactivity it's required to be labeled, even if it doesn't emit the radiation when it's turned off. the only thing you have in ur home that is slightly radioactive is ur smoke detectors.which are class 1, meaning as long as u dont eat them you'll be fine
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NO STAY HOME YOU SAFE
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Hi I m from Good old SA, your Landlord is not allowed to terminate your lease because you had a frying pan in your room as long as you did not have a stove in the room which you where using he/she can do jack shit too you if he /she wants to dispute it you can contact the Department of housing who will look into the matter, there number is 011 355 4000 webpage www.housing.qpq.gov.za
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when its time to leave