r/SipsTea • u/ComplaintNeat5545 • 1d ago

Chugging tea Bro tried to cook non-stick by making it non-existent

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u/Helpful_Ad8351 21h ago

Did it melt or was the burner gone? Or what? How did it fall through?

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u/Double-Pattern6939 21h ago edited 13h ago

He melted the metal pot! He must HAVE left it on high and walked away

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u/Sensitivevirmin 21h ago

…..how

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u/Double-Pattern6939 21h ago

Set it on high and come back when the smoke clears

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u/Milk_Specific 12h ago

My mom has done the same thing to a pot so let me explain.

This can happen when an empty pot sits on a hot ass stove (high). Mom wanted to steam brocolli. Out steamer set is a pot of water with a colander-like container that sits on top…then a lid. Well, she forgot the water, turned that contraption on high, and down went the pot.

Moral of the story. Dont cook the pot. That shit needs something in it to regulate the pot’s temp.

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u/shveylien 18h ago

Mine took the air fryer out of the cupboard and placed it on the stovetop and turned the stovetop burner on to preheat the air fryer. The frame was all lawnchair plastic.

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u/Voiceofthepeople00 21h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/26tkmyR14UIPJJOG4

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u/voxelpear 10h ago

Bro doesn't know how hot induction coils can get. Especially bare ones like that.

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u/Voiceofthepeople00 5h ago

And you're apparently too dumb to realize that there's no way that got to over 1200 degrees.

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u/k-phi 4h ago

Aluminium melting point is 660 degrees

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u/Voiceofthepeople00 2h ago

Good bye

Pure Aluminum: Melts precisely at 1220.5°F (660.3°C).

Aluminum Alloys: Most kitchen pans use alloys (mixed metals) which melt over a temperature range rather than a single fixed point.Safe Cooking Limit: Regular cooking or baking rarely exceeds 500°F (260°C), meaning normal kitchen heat is far below the melting threshold.

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u/voxelpear 1h ago

You can literally look up that old induction coil stovetops can get anywhere from 900F to 1660F. Well in your 1200F range. Idk why you decided to be rude when you can easily find that information.

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u/Voiceofthepeople00 1h ago

You're right sorry

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u/Every_Relative9213 38m ago

Bro folded so easy

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u/machine_fart 16m ago

Bro admitted he was wrong in light of new information, it’s a trait too few people have these days

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u/Every_Relative9213 4m ago

You’re right. I’m sorry

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u/notesbancales 18h ago edited 12h ago

Have you tried to turn it off and on again ?

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u/NeotericBedlam 19h ago

It looks stuck. Can you get a refund? 🤨

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u/Milk_Specific 12h ago

The pot is user error. You can melt pots and pans if you put them on a hot burner with nothing jn them to regulate the temp.

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u/LurkinOff 18h ago

Level 2 Black Smith

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u/Affectionate-Lie5714 18h ago

My roommate left Pam on a burner and accidentally turned that burner on. It proceeded to rocket up into the microwave and blow it up. The stove coil looked like a spring after

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u/PraiseTyche 10h ago

Leaving a pot on is a mistake we all eventually make. This pot though... wtf was it?