is this can be use as oven liner protector for oven spills on the bottom of the oven?? IS it safe??
215018
I personally feel that it's too expensive an item to use as a liner protector. Silicone can withstand 500 degrees, if your cooking is below this temperature, you should be ok. It is a safe product as long as you use it properly: cooking under 500 degree, DO NOT cook stuff with acid, lemon, vinegar. Some reviewers say that the product's color would stick to your food if your ingredient includes acid, lemon or vinegar. Use it with care.
215019
I use a much cheaper on (that is black) as an oven liner and yes, it works fine. So I can't see why this wouldn't be fine.
215020
I doubt it. It warps, changes color, stinks, and thins out when used on a baking sheet under the max temperature per package directions. I would try a different brand. I would worry that it would damage the bottom of the oven, or bake itself onto it, or something else dangerous.
215021
I tried to use it as a liner protector for the oven but i found that it's color started to change as if it is is going to burn , and its texture seemed to feel sticky , so i am only using it for short period baking.
1568464
Liner is like paper thin. I put my liner on the bottom of the oven which has the element beneath the pan so you cannot see it. I'm planning to just use my cookie sheet instead. We made a claim to the company, but they said they couldn't do anything about it. Please do not take a chance for the price. We think using a cookie sheet is a great idea; you wash it just once in a while.
1760854
Yes. My liner stays in the oven all the time, even when I'm heating it to 500+ degrees (F) for my pizza. The construction of it is pretty crappy, though. Mine lasted about a week (of regular heat) before it started ripping, causing all the accumulated debris to fall onto the oven floor. (which is why it stays in my oven all the time)
923444
I think the liner would be microwavable but I'm not sure about the oven, I wouldn't put my liner in the oven. Check with the Manufacture.
228818
I have used it on the floor of the oven with no problem. Have been using it for a long time now.
581896
I think so; however, I also think it will slide off if you are not careful when you remove it from the oven.
2163685
It's my understanding from the reviews that I read before I purchased it that you can NOT put it on the bottom of the oven. I have not tried it as I was afraid that I would either ruin it or be a fire hazard since it was so close to the heating element. One liner I read about melted to the bottom of someones oven. I use it on the bottom rack and it does its job of catching spills. It's very easy to clean. I do wish I could find one that I was sure would work on the very bottom of the oven.
155831
FYI, I'm a firefighter and I just had an emergency call this evening for carbon monoxide. It turns out that it was caused by someone using one of these liners on the bottom of the gas oven. It was blocking the holes on the bottom which was causing improper burning of the gas and releasing large quantities of carbon monoxide. Obviously, this is not an issue for electric ovens. You should be able to use this on the bottom rack of a gas oven. Alternately, you can trim the liner so that it doesn't cover the holes on the bottom. Just make sure the holes are clear and it shouldn't cause any problems. Just want to throw a plug out there for carbon monoxide detectors. This family had one. If they wouldn't have had a carbon monoxide detector, they may have gotten very sick, possibly to the point of it being fatal. But, since they did have one, they had a slight annoyance for about an hour while we discovered the problem and ventilated their house until it was safe. There are some for less than $20 here on Amazon.
1026004
I use it in my Frigidaire gas oven - don't place it directly on the bottom floor of the oven, it's designed to be placed on the bottom rack. Placing it on the bottom floor may melt it.
430835
I use under my element. I have not had any problem. I spilled a pie and just let it get firm and wiped it off. Just make sure it fits the bottom only.
760297
I would bet you can although I used the liner on the bottom of the oven. It does work as a cookie sheet liner too.
1568462
I seems hat it is quite thin but works well. No it cannot be used on the oven floor lowest rack in the oven works just fine an collects any spillovers
228817
I have an oven with hidden heating elements. I read the reviews and didn't read anywhere that the liner shouldn't be used on the bottom of this type of oven. I just received the liner and the box says, "For electric ovens that have hidden elements or gas ovens, place the liner on the lowest rack". I'm disappointed.
1131076
I would believe that it is totally safe. A better question would be is it a good product for my oven? I would not recommend this for any oven because of the delicate design and lack of material. Oven rated heat shield is a heavy fire rated braided fabric. The product you are considering is extremely thin and not really designed for electrical appliances.
1304420
My oven is not convection, but the heating element is on the bottom, tho not hidden. I simply lifted up the element, and put the liner on the bottom and have used the oven repeatedly and the liner is fine. Sorry I could not be of more help. Maybe you could contact customer service of your oven manufacturer and see what they recommend.
228820
My oven has hidden bake elements and I place the nonstick oven liner on the floor of the oven. Someone with exposed bake elements would know whether it works under the element or not. I think from previous answers someone had mentioned that it would. Hope this is helpful.
844839
I have no idea what Butane hash oil is or an oil slick pad. This is just a great toaster oven liner. Did discolor quickly and does look burned.