Is this product safe to put on top of a glass stovetop?? Can it withstand the heat from the oven and function as a stovetop protector?
2065504
No, I would not put this product on tope of a glass stovestop. It would ruin your stovetop. Everyone I know who has one uses it next to the stove.
2065505
I don't think that I would recommend the unit for that type application, the insulated fabric underneath may not be flame proof. Perhaps you should consult with the manufacturers customer service department for info in regard to this idea.
2065506
This insulated mat was not meant to put on any stove expecially the newer ranges with a ceramic glass cooktop. I use it only on my kitchen formica counters placed under my coffee maker and toaster for protection.
2065507
I would not put it on top of my stovetop. I have it on the counter right beside the stove. It has a rubber backing and if your stovetop gets hot when you use the oven, it would not be good idea. If your stovetop stays cool, you could probably put it there. Like I said, it has a rubber backing and all around the edges is molded around by the same material as the top. If you are just placing it there and there is no heat on the top of your stove, it should be fine. I use mine on the counter right by the stove so I can take hot pans off the stove and move directly to the product. It works wonderfully and protects my counters from the heat of the pans. Hope this helps. I would not put it on top of my stovetop. I have it on the counter right beside the stove. It has a rubber backing and if your stovetop gets hot when you use the oven, it would not be good idea. If your stovetop stays cool, you could probably put it there. Like I said, it has a rubber backing and all around the edges is molded around by the same material as the top. If you are just placing it there and there is no heat on the top of your stove, it should be fine. I use mine on the counter right by the stove so I can take hot pans off the stove and move directly to the product. It works... » Read More I would not put it on top of my stovetop. I have it on the counter right beside the stove. It has a rubber backing and if your stovetop gets hot when you use the oven, it would not be good idea. If your stovetop stays cool, you could probably put it there. Like I said, it has a rubber backing and all around the edges is molded around by the same material as the top. If you are just placing it there and there is no heat on the top of your stove, it should be fine. I use mine on the counter right by the stove so I can take hot pans off the stove and move directly to the product. It works wonderfully and protects my counters from the heat of the pans. Hope this helps. « Show Less
93389
it could damage your stove top. You can buy heat diffusers at your kitchen store that will help heating evenly and maybe also protect for stove top.
1719031
I've been using it on a glass stove top without any issues. Le Creuset does state in the manual that they recommend picking up the pan rather than sliding it across the cooktop to prevent any damage, but it's been fine on mine so far.
1946724
This item is intended for use in the oven. It may work on the stove top but there would be no guarantee of a good outcome. It works very well in the oven for cooking scones which is what it is designed for.
1673638
I would NOT recommend using this dish on the stove top .....it is intended for baking purposes....and does a wonderful job!!! I use glassware almost exclusively on my ceramic stove top and oven [Vision for example]....and I have a Pyrex double boiler that is over 20 years old, and has a small metal ring that goes underneath, and has served me faithfully........glass is WONDERFUL to cook with......but always check the labels for specifics!!!!!!! CJD
1946749
No! This is just plastic. The oven would melt it into your food. I also would never use it on top of the stove. Definitely just a microwave product, and to cover things to keep dust off and bad tastes and odors out when stored in the fridge.
1052541
I used it on a glass top stove. Yes. I soaked it and baked per the instructions. It works great but you must season it. Food luck.
1286978
I would not use it on a glass cooktop. Cast iron gets very hot, and excessive heat can damage your cooktop. Also, the pot is very heavy and it will could scratch it if you drag the pot on it. It can be used in the oven. But, to be completely sure, I suggest doing an internet search on this subject. You will find all the correct information to make an informed decision.
1860407
I have a glass/ceramic stove top and we leave the glass covers on top of the stove when we use the Oven. There has been no problem.
2134699
I have a glass top stove and I use it on there all the time, I'm just extra careful when I set it down and pick it up. Although maybe I should drop it on there so I can get a new stove :)
477803
It would not work very well on the stove top. You can place a cookie sheet in the oven to set it on for oven use.
2092002
I think "can not" is too strong. The product description says "you should take additional care in handling if using on glass top stove." That's because of the delicate porcelain finish. My mother has used similar on her glasstop burner for decades with no harm done to either the pot or the burner.
1597656
I wouldn't. It says "perfect for oven, microwave and refrigerator" - I think it would include stovetop if it were safe.
1594327
I've only used on the stove top and it works beautifully. I imagine though that it can go in the oven; it is very well constructed.
219662
I used the Porc a Fix for the edge (framework) of my black cook top stove, not the glass part itself. I am not sure if that would be even safe but you might want to check with a windshield repair place if it is the glass itself, otherwise I would be concerned that the heat and cooling will crack the glass further. If it is not the glass itself, but the framing around it, this stuff works great!
1950227
I doubt it. Glass stove tops tend to scratch, and this product is made of cast iron. I don't own a glass top stove; I use it for a gas stove. Better ask the manufacturer!
202950
The product is meant to protect something from heat, not to wrap "heat" and keep it in to protect "the outside". So it depends how hot the oven becomes. The adhesive side might not like to be in direct contact with a very hot surface. If the oven is sort of hot, that's probably OK. It is very hot, then you may want to consider coating something else next to it that may suffer from the heat. I hope this is helpful for what that's worth...