The design of rice cookers is becoming more and more advanced, making it convenient and safe to use for most meals throughout the day. Although electric cookers don’t require people to worry about the heat level when cooking rice, it still takes a long time to cook a pot of rice.
Just like when you come home late from work and you’re already hungry, but you have to wait a long time for the rice cooker. In this case, it’s better to cover the rice cooker with a towel. You will notice that the cooking time is shortened, and you don’t have to wait long for the rice.
Note: Do not cover the vent of the rice cooker with a towel, as the steam will not escape and can damage the rice cooker, and even pose a danger.
Save Energy
As mentioned earlier, a rice cooker is covered with a towel, which can reduce the cooking time. The operating time of electrical appliances is reduced as a result.
Furthermore, after the rice is cooked, many families leave it plugged in to keep it warm, so that those who come home late can eat without reheating the meal. However, although the electricity consumption is not large when plugged in, the total energy consumption over time is relatively large. In addition, plugging in also subtly reduces the lifespan of the rice cooker.
So how can you keep the rice warm without plugging it in?
At this point, the problem has been solved by covering it with a towel. Covering it can reduce heat loss in the rice cooker, so there is no need for energy-consuming heat preservation methods, but the effect is not bad.
Dirt Resistance
In addition to the kitchen, sink, and other corners, some electrical appliances are also prone to dust. Among the rice cookers we use daily, there is a lot of steam, and over time, those damp areas become filled with dust.
Despite having the habit of wiping the surface of the rice cooker daily, we still cannot eliminate all the dirt in the gaps.
At this point, the towel itself can solve this problem. Covering the rice cooker when cooking rice not only helps to shorten the cooking time.
This towel will also absorb the water that flows out from the steam vent of the rice cooker, preventing it from getting wet everywhere. However, we also need to change the towel, and finally, items related to food should be washed clean.
After cooking, seal the surface of the rice cooker tightly to not only keep it warm but also prevent dust from entering the vent or other gaps.
It turns out that a small towel has such a big effect, it’s really a ‘three-in-one shot’. Quickly find a clean towel to cover your rice cooker at home, who knows, you might discover new advantages.
Source: Khoevadep
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