If it were me, I'd turn off the breaker, disassemble the outlets at the appliance, and inspect for scorch marks, melted plastic, etc. 

Plus this time it got warm quickly and melted feet of snow in a couple of days. 

No one is in need of a animal 24/7 to keep them from having a mental melt down.

For me, there would have to be a heck of a lot of meat on the bone to burn calories pursuing something like this....

Of course, you may want to live in an exciting neighborhood with exciting neighbors who drive pricey cars and host wine samplings and brag about public elementary schools that will rocket their brats straight into Harvard in a capsule made of melted-down silver spoons.

If you're confident when you buy, the deal is cash flowing and you're good to buy and hold for 30 years with those numbers, then let the world melt down, it won't matter. 

it happens with airplanes as well. especially corporate jets.once you go down that road with minimum down and section 179 bonus depreciation it can cost you million or millions to sell the darn things.. so they end up having to trade up.I sold one of my airplanes in the crash and had to recapture about 300k but I had the loss's with the melt down on 08 09. so I did not have to stroke a check..

If you notice much resistance, then they are internally melted or deformed and that will be an issue. 

Marketing to owners who have the equity to pull off an ADU on their own may not be smart.Focus on a "first-mover" advantage that the owner can unlock "sudden, unrealized equity" that over time will melt away as more ADU is built.

Conversely, maybe I could brrrr, be more active in rehab and burn calories while I build wealth.