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I HATE when stoves overboil, and when they do, they can cause a chain reaction of bad events. I'd like it if there was some sort of moisture sensor (two electrodes) that would shut off the stove if moisture was detected in various places. Maybe a little moisture sensor that clips onto the pot with a
wire connecting to the stove that shuts the stove off if the water level rises enough.
cooking aids for the blind
http://www.lighthou...e5-Cooking-Aids.htm
called "boil over" - about halfway down the page [prufrax, Nov 10 2004]
I had this covered
http://bz.pair.com/fun/potwatch.html
And bx gracefully illustrated. (tears fall into pot to this day) [blissmiss, Dec 31 2012]
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Gas stoves work this way. Shuts the heat off, anyway. The gas continues to hiss. |
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baked, by charities making devices to help blind and partially-sighted people live independently. See link. |
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Turn the heat down, nothing needs to be cooked that high. |
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We have a universal pot lid made of glass, that has a
small hole in it that lets out the excess steam, and the
cooking never boils over! |
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Someone should churn that floppy disc windscreen scraper idea, but eight years is still pretty good. |
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Use the microwave. Most of them now have sensors
to avoid overcooking. |
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