I’m not really comfortable leaving my laptop in a hotel room, even if it’s a fancy hotel where people say there’s hardly any crime. There’s still a chance something could happen. You see, if I lost my laptop, it wouldn’t just be about buying a new one. Especially when I’m on a work trip, my… Read More »
If you check by internet how to avoid strobing in your house, you probably get a lot suggestion of minimum distance gap between the ceiling fan blade tip and the downlight. But how to accurately determine the minimum gap with a proper method? Basically, to avoid strobing, the fan blades have to avoid the path… Read More »
I once experienced the situation of forgetting to turn off the ceiling fan in my dining room before leaving for a three-day trip. Surprisingly, upon returning home, I found the fan still running smoothly. In general, running a ceiling fan throughout the day is considered safe, provided it is installed correctly, maintained well, and operated… Read More »
The little hole on the side of your door knob serves primarily as an emergency release mechanism. It allows the door knob to be removed and get the door unlocked in situations such as emergencies, accidental lock-ins, or you would like to replace a new door lock. By inserting a thin object like a paperclip… Read More »
The keyhole in locks serves multiple functions: Drainage The hole next to the keyhole allows water to drain out, preventing rust or freezing inside the lock, especially important for outdoor locks exposed to the elements. Lubrication The hole provides access for lubricating the internal components of the lock, allowing it to function smoothly and preventing… Read More »
You have the flexibility to use your washing machine multiple times per day, but it’s important to consider cooldown periods to maintain its performance and longevity. After each use, allow the machine to rest for approximately 40-60 minutes to dissipate heat generated during operation. Note that cooldown periods may vary depending on the model, so… Read More »
Leaving an Induction Stove On Without a Compatible Pan: What Happens? Induction stoves operate differently from traditional gas or electric coil stoves. They generate heat only when a compatible pan is detected on the surface. This unique mechanism relies on creating a magnetic field that interacts with the pan, directly heating it up. Consequently, if… Read More »
Leaving a pan with food on a turned-off induction hob is a common practice for many home cooks seeking to keep their meals warm or simply needing a momentary pause in their cooking routine. However, while the immediate safety hazards may seem reduced when compared to leaving the hob on, there are several important considerations… Read More »
Based on the points outlined, whether you can leave pans on an induction hob depends on several factors: When the Hob is Turned Off It is generally safe to leave pans on a turned-off induction hob, as the hob itself does not generate heat. This eliminates the risk of burns or fire associated with… Read More »
Leaving eggs in hot water for too long can lead to several consequences as below, depending on the temperature and duration. Rubbery Texture Leaving eggs in hot water for too long causes the proteins in the egg whites to overcross-link, resulting in a rubbery texture commonly seen in overcooked hard-boiled eggs. Greenish Gray Ring Overcooked… Read More »