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- I might have accidentally cooked a rubber band in my rice cooker. Is it still safe to use?
Hi everyone
I think I might have cooked a rubber band that got stuck to the bottom of the bowl of my rice cooker. The rice didn't smell of fumes, and I ate it before noticing the burned bit on the bottom of the bowl. I'm not sure it's a rubber band, but it was very sticky and not crispy like burned rice would be.
I've managed to remove most, but not all of the burned bit from the bowl and heating element of the cooker. Is my rice cooker safe to use again or should I just buy a new one?
Thanks
I think I might have cooked a rubber band that got stuck to the bottom of the bowl of my rice cooker. The rice didn't smell of fumes, and I ate it before noticing the burned bit on the bottom of the bowl. I'm not sure it's a rubber band, but it was very sticky and not crispy like burned rice would be.
I've managed to remove most, but not all of the burned bit from the bowl and heating element of the cooker. Is my rice cooker safe to use again or should I just buy a new one?
Thanks