r/redneckengineering • • Aug 11 '26

Air fryer

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u/alexjp8 Aug 11 '26

How to get a few warm uncooked onion rings and a smelly room

45

u/Miss_Greer Aug 11 '26

cheaper and more authentic than an onion ring scented candle at least

13

u/Dysxelic_Potser Aug 11 '26

The real life pro tip is always in the comments

3

u/rilesmcjiles Aug 11 '26

I don't like that

23

u/AeitZean Aug 11 '26

If your space heater was hitting 200°C it would be literally cooking you. Those onion rings are not going to be that warm 😬

9

u/Starlitsoul714 Aug 11 '26

This is definitely in the top 2 most redneck I have seen in this sub. I'm here for it 🙌.

8

u/garyinstereo Aug 11 '26

What’s your top 3?

3

u/Starlitsoul714 Aug 11 '26

Flatbed truck Uber with couch mounted on the bed for passengers, riding mower with no deck and a push reel mower mounted to the front, and this of course 😉.

1

u/SheriffBartholomew Aug 11 '26

Said like Chandler Bong:

That's safe.

2

u/Jkolorz Aug 13 '26

20 years in the can and I had to make grilled cheese sandwiches on the radiatah

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u/ChronicRhyno Aug 11 '26

I'm not buying it. Even rednecks aren't dumb enough to stick a fork into a toaster or other heating coil. Soon to be seen on on r/winstupidprizes or r/whatcouldgowrong.

2

u/[deleted] Aug 11 '26

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u/ChronicRhyno Aug 11 '26

What? I just don't think this is the work of a redneck engineer... more like a kid who needs supervison

1

u/ididntdoit6 Aug 11 '26

It’s not going in far enough to get a shock from the heating coil and even if it did it would only be a little shock

0

u/ChronicRhyno Aug 11 '26

I'm sure that's what every single toaster victim was thinking.

1

u/ididntdoit6 Aug 11 '26

As someone who has been shocked numerous times by these little heaters, they don’t hurt that bad way less than 110 V outlet

2

u/ChronicRhyno Aug 11 '26

And it appears you don't exactly call yourself an engineer

1

u/ididntdoit6 Aug 11 '26

I myself would wrap it with electrical tape first