Thanks Marc for the questions and to everyone for the kudos…always a LOT of fun! Congrats William for joining me in the Win! 
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Congratulations, David and Willam.
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Although the theory sounds good many commercial toasters like those in restaurants and commercial kitchens are grounded with a 3-wire cord and a NEMA 5-15 plug (or 6-20 plug for 208 volt units). It is true that homeowner toasters do typically have 2-wire cords but it is untrue that all toasters are ungrounded.
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When I was looking into this after Marc posted the answers, I came across something that said modern toasters have the elements coated in ceramic to help prevent electrical shock. Any input or info on that?
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It was some interesting questions this week.
Thank you to all!
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It’s possible. It seems like a simple way to keep someone from potentially getting hurt by inserting a metal object into a toaster but I’ve read that coatings may present other problems with chemicals leeching into the food.
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Great win guys!
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