Changing light switch - how to confirm live/dead circuit

Oh well - I guess I'll just have to remain completely unable to understand why some people think that changing a light switch is such an important thing to do that it must not be allowed to wait until the cooker isn't being used.
I think it's the other way around. Particularly given the concept of thermal mass, some people might not feel that depriving a cooker of electricity for a couple of minutes was a good reason for delaying changing a light switch. In the absence of indicator lights, I doubt that the cook would even notice in most cases.

Kind Regards, John
 
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