Inception:


That means you have comprehension issues.

The individual you quoted stated that Plastic is a poor conductor of electricity.

You are talking of heat transfer. as if the 2 are related to the issue at hand.

What a waste.

lol....shifting the goal post

bobolizim:
But plastics are poor conductors of electricity.

femi4:
Olodo, that was a typo.

Crude like you understand next to nothing about heat transfer

femi4:
lol....shifting the goal post

It is obvious you are not smart. A dunce i dare say.

blackaxe78:



You asked a question and answered it same time.


Am not condemning it. I never did.

My point exactly

Inception:








It is obvious you are not smart. A dunce i dare say.

lol ...this Crude is obviously looking for my attention

This thing is dangerous..
This is a fire hazard waiting to happen

this is lovely ... good work!!! but the producer should note:The iron carrier on d plastic ain't adviceable....

Ok

You want to patent a large unsafe boiling ring?
Nigeria just loves mediocrity.

bro4u:
Oboy this is real talent... In a saner clime this man would have been a billionaire from patent and the rest.

What happens when the water dries up?
What happens when there's a ground fault in the circuit?

Honestly, this person should be arrested by SON, and every single unit of that contraption tracked down and taken off the streets.
Anyways, there's the consolation that the buyers would never have power supply to use them....

Inception:


Bros, How hot can water get? Unless i am proven wrong, water boils at 100 deg. C.

Most plastic paint buckets are made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE). Yes i agree that It is not engineered to withstand high temperatures for long periods (usually not more than 120 deg. C ), but how many people get their hot water to more than 60 deg. before it seems ok for use? Factoring in carelessness, the water has to have boiled off completely before heat starts causing the plastic to start melting.

The issue with the comment i quoted was the statement that plastics is a poor conductor of electricity, hence ( by implication) its unsuitably for use. And the question i ask is, why? That is what even makes one select it in the first place!

harley88:


Shut up your dirty mouth jare..... in saner climes, he wouldn't be allowed to sell this dangerous contraption. According to you, nothing works in your own country.

Nonsense....

Coman beat me na... Since you love getting angry over something that doesn't deserve you being angry

litaninja:
You want to patent a large unsafe boiling ring?
Nigeria just loves mediocrity.

Unsafe boiling ring you say, it's like you've forgotten great inventions actually started this way and here you are criticising what you can't invent. Why not give the timing man all the necessary supports he deserves instead of you criticising him, after all he has created an impact in the society, what have you done

bro4u:

Coman beat me na... Since you love getting angry over something that doesn't deserve you being angry

Forgive me..... But y'all shud learn how to appreciate your country more. Whether you like it or not, you're Nigerian.
And those bucket heaters are dangerous!!!

bobolizim:
But plastics are poor conductors of electricity.

So you want the bucket to be made of steel or what!

Sir, You can't invent what exists already.
Criticizing is spelled criticizing.
Timing man?

Great inventions in the modern world absolutely DON'T start as equipment that secondary school kids can see at first glance are unsafe. The mediocrity loving attitude of Nigerians needs to stop.

bro4u:

Unsafe boiling ring you say, it's like you've forgotten great inventions actually started this way and here you are criticising what you can't invent. Why not give the timing man all the necessary supports he deserves instead of you criticising him, after all he has created an impact in the society, what have you done