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Originally Posted by BudMan
I’ve done it many times. But now that you’ve put that thought in my head....
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I read a little more about it.
Crock-Pot the brand/company says you can leave it unattended, but read the instructions, on any crockpot you have. General rules for leaving unattended are: Keep in on a flat hard non flammable surface. Only leave on low setting. Make sure sufficient water, and lid on. Keep it a fair distance from the wall and any overhang. Make sure cord is not touching crockpot. Inspect the cord for fraying, and the crockpot for defect, scorching, leaking, etc. And a fire chief from the NY FD says don't do it, cause there's no guarantees, a fair thing to say. = )