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A Buyers Guide - Toasters
ILC Reference NO 32:37:605
Item sourced from ILC ACT database
Short Description
When choosing an electric toaster the buyer should consider the
practical features of the toaster which simplify operation for a person
with a disability.
Price Guide
Refer to supplier details for pricing.
More Details
Points to consider :
. Clear, bold, easy to read control markings.
. A control knob which is easy to turn or slide, large enough to grasp and not recessed.
. Capacity (2 or 4 slices).
. Size of toasting chamber.
. Whether the toasting cycle be easily interrupted.
. Ease of cleaning; ease of opening the crumb tray.
. Stability of unit.
. Some toasters have casings designed to stay cool, decreasing the risk of burns to hands from contact with external surfaces of toaster.
. Some toasters have a built in safety switch which cuts electric current in a split second if a fault is detected.
. Is there a cord storage facility?
. Automatic adjustment to thickness.
For further information check choice magazine, the yellow pages of the telephone book or talk to a retailer.
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These are general suggestions - if you experience considerable difficulty in performing activities of daily living, consult an occupational therapist at a community health centre or aged care assessment team, or make an appointment with the ILC.
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