Cooking fumes cause any damage??

Hi. This might be a dumb question but the OCD in me compels to ask...

My XB1 is in the living room and kitchen is just off the living room.

My girlfriend burnt dinner something fierce and there was a foggy haze of whatever it was floating in the air.

Could this have any damage to the console?? Upon playing it seems fine but I am an obsessive worrier about long term damage.

:)

 

Cooking grenades

how many of u people that say cooking happens IRL have thrown a grenade? cause im tellin ya, it doesnt happen

 

fume knight

What I do is I circle him and go to my right (his left). Roll the first swing of his straight sword, and then strafe him. If he does any UGS attacks, roll under them towards the attack. Once he's done attacking, hit him during his recovery.

Once he buffs, the strategy is largely the same. Rolling to the right, his left side, and slightly past him will allow you to avoid most of his attacks. When he does his slow fire sword sweep, roll through the blade (stay close to his right leg when you
do it) and then get a hit or two in before rolling away). When he does his AoE, back up as much as possible and look for a break in the fireballs, then run/roll through that.

I tend to use fast-hitting weapons. On my sl1 I used the rapier which allowed me to get in a couple hits sometimes when slower weapons might only get 1 hit, and with the Leo Ring I can do some good damage.

 

if it was on and fan running it probably sucked some in and blew it right back out , I would just run it for awhile when the air is clear as to clear it out ...but no , unless it was in it so thick and it was so dense an full of moisture is got wet inside
, it didn't hurt a thing ..... and search for a cooking app for her....what did she burn and did you still have to eat it ?

 

Lol! She was deep frying boneless buffalo wings for NYE, so very oily. Just the first batch was bad thankfully.