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amother
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 Sun, Oct 02 2016, 7:47 am
The flames of my stove keep going out, so I can't keep flames on for Yom Tov.
Is it safe to keep a hot plate (Israeli model) on for two days?
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mfb
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Sun, Oct 02 2016, 9:32 am
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I use a hot plate with a timer. So its on for when I need it but not all night, and not in middle of the day.
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ra_mom
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Sun, Oct 02 2016, 9:37 am
No it's not safe to keep on for 48 hours straight.
Use a timer that will have it turn on twice a day for 4 hours at a time for each meal and which will turn it off afterward.
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JMM-uc
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Sun, Oct 02 2016, 9:49 am
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I use without a timer. I think it's fine
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anonymrs
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Sun, Oct 02 2016, 11:31 am
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I use it with a timer. DO NOT make the mistake that was made by others and leave it on for 2 days at a time. Please.
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rachel6543
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Sun, Oct 02 2016, 7:59 pm
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I also use a timer for Yom Tov. On both my hot plate and my hot water urn. It's much safer.
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Raisin
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Tue, Oct 04 2016, 5:33 pm
One Rosh Hashana that was before or after shabbos, so 3 days, I left my hot plate on all the time. I put it on a stone tile on my counter. It still burnt a large hole in the counter. (and broke)
Now I leave it on a timer, a few hours in the evening and a few hours in the morning/early afternoon.
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