<p>Hello, I have a bit of a weird/possibly silly question to ask. I'm getting all of my things together to move in next week and I was what exactly makes an appliance 'open coil'. The example listed by my school is a toaster, which is rather obvious, but does anything that can heat water fall under this category as well? I purchased something along those lines, but it doesn't have any sort of burner that it sits on, and does not say if it is open coil so I am not exactly sure if it is against the rules.</p>
<p>Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>My school specifies no “open heating elements”, whatever that means. We aren’t allowed to have toasters and the like. But assuming heating elements / coils are the same thing, which I would imagine they would be, we ARE allowed to have coffee makers and hot pots. If your appliance doesn’t have a visible heating element, though, you should probably be fine. If they’re anything like my school, they just don’t want people bringing hot plates, toaster ovens, etc.</p>
<p>Mine should be fine then. Thank you very much!</p>
<p>i’m not allowed to have hotpots or coffee makers along with that ><</p>