cut the third slice of bread in half and then you can use all 4 slots

and enjoy guilt free ecotoast safe in the comforting knowledge that no electricity has been wasted in the making of said toast. or toast 4 slices and keep one back for next time and then simply toast two slices and rest the third cold slice atop the toaster to warm through using the radiant heat from the thermal goings on below.

Posted By: Tombs on September 5th 2018 at 16:09:24

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        cut the third slice of bread in half and then you can use all 4 slots (General Chat) - Tombs, Sep 5, 16:09:24
        
        👍 (n/m) (General Chat) - Worthing Yellow, Sep 5, 14:32:27
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