well even then… it’s metal.
also it would’ve popped a circuit breaker before melting anything anyways…
turns out it was a coffee maker, too…
if he would’ve just cut one side and left the other connected, so the current still went through the coffee maker… it probably would’ve worked as a resistor to keep it from blowing.
if it was actually an incandescent lightbulb it definitely would work…
You’re supposed to unplug the lamp first.
well even then… it’s metal.
also it would’ve popped a circuit breaker before melting anything anyways…
turns out it was a coffee maker, too…
if he would’ve just cut one side and left the other connected, so the current still went through the coffee maker… it probably would’ve worked as a resistor to keep it from blowing.
if it was actually an incandescent lightbulb it definitely would work…