The average temperature of a toaster ranges from 310°F to 450°F (155°C to 230°C) depending on the model and settings. On a low setting, the toaster will typically hover around 310°F, while the highest setting can push it up to 450°F. How hot does a toaster get on high? The temperature … Read full review
Is there any danger from aluminum foil in a toaster? The risk of using any metal in a toaster is that it comes in contact with the heating elements in the toaster and causes a short circuit. This action is dangerous and may cause a spark or fire. Does foil burn … Read full review
Byrne: Yes. The higher the wattage of the toaster, the faster it will toast. Is a higher wattage toaster better? The higher the watts, the faster it toasts. A low wattage that gives a slower toasting speed will more likely produce toast that is chewy, rather than crisp on the outside, … Read full review
Either way, you change the time/temperature limit when you fiddle with the control knob. As long as you always toast the same kind of bread, you’ll eventually adjust the control knob so that your toast is toasted the way you like it when the toaster unthinkingly shuts itself off and pops … Read full review
That’s because as crumbs accumulate at the bottom of the toaster, they burn when you turn it on, which can actually make the toaster’s heating elements hotter — burning your toast even if you’ve set the toaster to a moderate or low setting (via Appliance Analysts). How do you fix a … Read full review