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Do you have experience boiling water with a rice cooker? If it's just an ordinary rice cooker, then even if the water is boiled, the electricity won't jump automatically, and you need someone to watch it. Now the function of the rice cooker to cook soup is to have an additional function to prevent long-term power-on, basically the soup is boiled, and the rice cooker will automatically be replaced with low power micro stew or heat preservation.

In this state, it is not much different from the function of ordinary rice cooking, but if you use the soup stall to cook rice, you have to pay attention to not put too much water, not only the rice is rotten, but also consumes electricity.

In a word, it's not safe to cook soup on the rice cooking stall, but there's nothing wrong with cooking rice on the soup setting.

One possibility is that after the meal is ready, when the pot is moved, it hits a gear and turns it into a porridge cooking stall.

Another possibility: it should be a problem with the rice cooker. Generally, the power of cooking porridge stalls should be low, which is equivalent to a very small fire, if the rice is cooked in this way, the rice will already be very rotten, and there will be no grains.

I once accidentally turned into a porridge cooking stall, and when it was time to eat, I found that it was still porridge because it was not kept warm.

Generally, rice cookers only have two gears.

Your cooking time starts with cooking rice.

Rice cooker common sense.

No matter what the rice cooker is, as long as you turn on the cooking setting, if the rice is cooked at this time, then it will automatically jump to making soup.

By the way, the soup is also added as a heat preservation file.

I think the choice of which gear should be to choose the size of the firepower.

Because it takes a longer time to cook porridge, the heat on the side of the porridge is slightly smaller, and it is still okay to cook rice, and the time may be a little longer!

It should be possible to cook the rice no matter what it is.

In fact, those functions are all superficial, the inside is the same, in order to attract the attention of customers, merchants design some functions, cooking porridge, rice, vegetables, soup, but each function is actually the same kind.

Cooking rice, no matter what, first cook the rice, and then look at how much rice and how much water, I think so, in fact, I don't have any experience.

Add a little less water.

When it is dry, it becomes rice.

The rice cooker didn't break.

The water boiled dry.

It's a way to increase the durability of your equipment.

The devil's path will get hotter and hotter, bless you.

You don't use the formula to calculate, you think directly, first each person paid 10 yuan, returned 5 yuan, it cost a total of 25 yuan, plus 1 yuan returned by each person, a total of 3 yuan, adding up to 28 yuan, and the waiter hid 2 yuan, or 30 yuan, your 10-1 = 9 This formula is not right at all, and there are 2 yuan that has not been refunded, so it is not possible to talk about everyone paying 9 yuan.

Each person paid 10 yuan, and the refund of 5 yuan is 25 yuan, minus the waiter's two yuan, which is 23 yuan, plus 1 yuan per person. 25+2+3=30

I don't think the court's decision is reasonable.

Another important principle of insurance is the principle of compensation.

30,000 should be compensated. That is, the actual value of the car.

In fact, as an insured, you can apply for insurance according to the insured amount of 30,000, which will reduce the insurance premium.

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Would you have done anything differently if the same situation happened again?

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Would you have done it differently if it had happened again in the future?

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