01-10-2010, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Dylan
Ok, I'm going to sound like a freak, but eh...
When I was 15, our house burned down. So, now I'm kind of afraid to leave stuff just cooking in my house while I'm not there. Are crock pots safe? What if you don't put enough water/liquid in? Will it get too hot and catch the house on fire? Do they shut themselves off if they get too hot or something?
I mean, I would hate it if a pot roast burned my house down.
Do I Need To Get Renter's Insurance Before I Get A Crock Pot?,
Dylan
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I've never had a cooker run out of liquid. I really don't know how hot they get, but I've never had one catch fire. I don't even know if they have a shut off if they get too hot. I usually use mine on weekends when I'm home doing other chores and am too lazy to cook. You know like football season. I'm hoping someone else will come and post and be able to set you at ease.....I know, I know, I'm a bad friend without answers.
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