When you change the settings on a toaster, what happens exactly?
Is the bread kept in there longer, or does the heat become more intense?
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Heat becomes more intense.
I’m not sure myself. I just called my Dad – he thinks both. The longer you keep it in the warmer it’ll get. I might conduct an experiment later. I’ll let you know.
Well it definitely stays in longer. But does it get hotter?
Im bored so i ran my own experiment.
I put a piece of bread in the toaster on a low setting and let it toast for 1:30. Then i did the same on the highest setting.
Here are my results….
http://www.galengrover.com/toast.jpg
I didn’t really let the toaster cool down enough after the low setting…So my experiment is pretty much useless. Im bored, but nto bored enough to do this twice.
I fail as a scientist
I feel like every toaster might be different. Where is Bil Nye when you need him?
[it is probably that every one is different, because the world was never meant to be that easy to figure out, lol] x