and whether the flame remained continuously lit.
But even if no fire occurred, wasting fuel for an extended period would be an expensive mistake.
And the potential cost of damaged cookware or appliances would be minor compared with the possible consequences of a residential fire.
6. The Kitchen Could Become Extremely Hot
A continuously operating burner releases heat into its surroundings.
Over a long period, that heat can affect nearby surfaces and objects.
Cabinets, walls, curtains, paper products, plastic containers, wooden utensils, and other combustible materials can potentially become hazardous
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