Question

1. problem - you don’t put dishwasher liquid in the dishwater. what will happen?
2. problem - you leave the freezer door open. what will happen?
3. problem - you touch the stove when it’s hot. what will happen?
4. problem - you put a brand new red scarf in the wash with white clothes. what will happen?
5. problem - you put food in an aluminum pie plate to warm up food in the microwave. what will happen?
6. problem - you leave oil in a pan on a high heat. what will happen when you add food?

Explanation:

1. Without dishwasher liquid, dishes may not get clean as the liquid helps break up grease and dirt.
2. Leaving the freezer door open causes warm air to enter, raising the temperature inside and potentially thawing food.
3. Touching a hot stove can cause a burn due to the high - temperature transfer to the skin.
4. A new red scarf in the wash with white clothes may bleed color and stain the white clothes.
5. Putting food in an aluminum pie plate in the microwave can cause arcing (sparks) as metal can react with microwaves.
6. Leaving oil in a pan on high heat and then adding food can cause the oil to splatter violently as the food may have moisture which rapidly turns to steam.

Answer:

1. Dishes may not get clean.
2. Food may thaw.
3. You may get a burn.
4. White clothes may get stained.
5. There may be arcing (sparks).
6. The oil may splatter violently.