Does this rice cooker have a safety plunger that pops up when the bowl is removed?
1753844
Not sure I know what a safety plunger is. There is a stainless center piece above a spring in the center under the stainless cooking bowl. Perhaps that is it.
879945
No it doesn't. Inside the lid, there is a removable "floating" lid that does come off and can be washed. I just clean the other lid with a soap dishcloth as there can be some starchy residue. There is a flexible seal (?) on the non-removable lid that I again, just clean with a dishcloth. Starch does drip under the hinge of the lid and on the rim of the bottom part but again, I just clean with a dishcloth. As the instructions state, do not clean the removable rice bowl with a scour pad. Soak it and then wash it with a soap dishcloth and cleans up very well. The rice does stick to the bottom of this bowl but I can remove it very easily.
1576048
Yes, it does. It is very easy to clean. This is the best rice cooker I've ever owned.
1109220
None that I know of but no need for one. Two different sized openings for quick fill or precise pouring.
671991
No, it does not. It is a very sturdy stainless grater. I am happy with mine. Works great on potatoes, carrots and pretty much anything else.
1222391
If you mean it has a side crank to raise and lower the bowl. Yes. Works like a small industrail model.
526774
I have not been very happy with this plunger and much prefer to the HD Plunger. The RR Plunger appears to be the wrong size and shape for my Toto toilet. But - it has no moving parts, just a strange handle that allows two handed pushing and a sort of prong inside the rubber suction bell, which I suppose is intended to prod or break-up anything solid it encounters. I could never quite make it develop the sort of suction that would cause the water in the pipes to churn back and forth, something that came easily with the HD Plunger. If RR had any special secret instructions for making their plunger work magic, they kept them secret from me. I have not been very happy with this plunger and much prefer to the HD Plunger. The RR Plunger appears to be the wrong size and shape for my Toto toilet. But - it has no moving parts, just a strange handle that allows two handed pushing and a sort of prong inside the rubber suction bell, which I suppose is intended to prod or break-up anything solid it encounters. I could never quite make it develop the sort of suction that would cause the water in the pipes to churn back and forth, something that came easily with the HD Plunger. If RR had any special secret instructions for making their... » Read More I have not been very happy with this plunger and much prefer to the HD Plunger. The RR Plunger appears to be the wrong size and shape for my Toto toilet. But - it has no moving parts, just a strange handle that allows two handed pushing and a sort of prong inside the rubber suction bell, which I suppose is intended to prod or break-up anything solid it encounters. I could never quite make it develop the sort of suction that would cause the water in the pipes to churn back and forth, something that came easily with the HD Plunger. If RR had any special secret instructions for making their plunger work magic, they kept them secret from me. « Show Less
1260591
No, it does not. Only julienne & dice blades. I believe you'd have to purchase a separate item for waffling: Swissmar Borner PowerLine Wave Waffle Cutter with Food Safety Holder
955785
It does not come with a safety cover...and yes, it has a rather sharp edge. I happen to have a large utensil drawer so I keep it in its original flat box alongside my loose utensils. To place it directly in with your spatulas, etc. I would probably keep some bandages close by...of course that's only if your utensil drawer is as unorganized as mine...with any sharp item in the mix, it's an injury waiting to happen
546387
the plunger is stainless steel and the parts associated with it. i would highly recommend this product. this is very easy to clean and tips Idylc Homes provides are great.
1719715
I quickly looked at mine and it's doesn't appear to be able to be easily removed. It's a great rice cooker though.
488450
No, it doesn't. It's hinged and comes back down on it's own. But that's why I liked it...I had burned a teakettle because it didn't whistle and I forgot it.
2254279
No it doesn't. When it gets about an inch from the counter sink the bit will accelerate. So if you don't want a counter sink start bumping the trigger.
1299959
No it does not, and it seems to be pretty common these days for all top end rice cookers to not include that feature.
740566
It doesn't! I tried it on 4/24/14 to prep food for my bedridden mother, and it didn't work for only 2 Tbsp of cooked food. Bad design, as the "plunger" does not reach up to the blade assembly, so small amounts of food just sit in the gap. Wish I could return this!
1595105
This one doesn't, but the bowl is large enough to add ingredients. The cap is also designed to do so safely
1317147
Yes, the handle has a button on the top that allows you to fold the handle in. This really makes it safe while cooking so it does not get bumped.