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mini oven affect a computer?

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  • #2
    Outkast_IRE
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    On a more practical level , i think she would be more concerned with the inevitable smell of food from her clothing, bed etc from cooking in a room with no extraction.

    I would think this one through a bit more.


  • #3
    Spon Farmer
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    Outkast_IRE wrote: »
    On a more practical level , i think she would be more concerned with the inevitable smell of food from her clothing, bed etc from cooking in a room with no extraction.

    I would think this one through a bit more.

    Had not even thought of that to be honest. My mind was on the more important matter. ;)

    Probably not a good idea in that regard but it would only be if the kitchen was busy. It be an put in the kitchen too bu I'm nothing spending money on a bunch of scrubbers. :P

    Would oven like that do damage to the other devices though?


  • #4
    smuggler.ie
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    No....as long you don't put your electronics or other devices inside it. :D
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  • #5
    Spon Farmer
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    smuggler.ie wrote: »
    No....as long you don't put your electronics or other devices inside it. :D

    Where was this advice at 1:05 am ??

    :p


  • #6
    con747
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    Check the rules about cooking in the room before buying, it is a fire hazard and most likely not allowed.

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  • #7
    coylemj
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    con747 wrote: »
    Check the rules about cooking in the room before buying, it is a fire hazard and most likely not allowed.

    +1 if there's a shared kitchen then there is almost certainly a ban on cooking in the bedrooms.


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