Rice cooker which switches to OFF - Page 4

 

wrote:

For safety reasons.

I just don't want to forget to pull out the rice cooker plug before I
leave the house or go to sleep.

 

aesthete8 wrote:

You could just use a separate timer that you plug the rice cooker into to
automatically disconnect it.

 


Then just unplug it when the rice is done, put the rice in the
fridge and be on your merry.

If you can't attend to your rice cooker, you probably shouldn't
be cooking.  It's far too dangerous.

CIndy Hamilton

 



Then just unplug it when the rice is done, put the rice in the
fridge and be on your merry.

If you can't attend to your rice cooker, you probably shouldn't
be cooking.  It's far too dangerous.

CIndy Hamilton

If someone is actually looking for a rice cooker that automatically shuts
off then have a look around the appliance dept. at your local store.  I own
a Black & Decker steamer/rice cooker that has a timer.  It automatically
shuts off at the end of the set time.  Other brands have that feature too.

 


You could always hang a note on your door or put it on your pillow.