This is me trying to use our fucking touchscreen stove
Landlord's kitchen, I didn't know this was even an option until moving in here or I'd have asked some questions about wet hands. I'd not have thought to ask about cold hands, like when I held a freezer product for a minute, though
I'd think it a mere annoyance if there was a physical OFF button. There is not. You can go to the cellar and trip the breaker I guess? Otherwise, you better have reasonably warm and dry fingers (it can deal with a bit of moisture and chill, but has limits similar to trying to use a phone in the rain)
Gotta say it looks sleek though, when it's free of fingerprints and other usage marks
I love technology
Whoever designed that thing should be fed feet first into a wood chipper.
We don't normally have fruit laying around but maybe I can find something conductive and finger sized and keep that around. Good idea!
It'll be a small challenge though: the stove checks that you decisively press it with an object of the right size: changing size or position, like when pressing down slowly or shifting accidentally, doesn't work; and random metal objects, spilled liquids, or light touches can't change your settings either. It also needs to stay put for a second before anything happens (not annoying at all) or 3 seconds for the on/off button. I gotta give it some credit here for the efforts they took to make this a usable and safe product. It just can't work when there's any liquid anywhere near the button you're wanting, including the off button, you have to dry it first