Can I use this with a gas oven?
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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.
1461538
My oven is gas and I use this in it all the time. Just trim with scissors if you need to. I wouldn't let it cover any of the vents in the floor of our oven.
1461539
As far as I know if the temperature is not higher than 500 degrees, it should be o.k.That's the only stipulation that it says on the instructions.
1461540
I wish I could say for certain. I have electric. I would think however, is the flame is only at the top and you have a flat bottom oven with no flame at the bottom (don't know how gas works), I don't see why it wouldn't work. The only thing I have noticed is at higher temps, the mat discolors (whiteish spots) and begins to wear thin at the discoloration spots. You might have to replace more often at high temps.
215115
They asked if you can use it IN a gas stove. Yes you can there is no plastic on it so nothing to melt. It is a very heavy pot when full so make sure your oven racks are up to the task.
1606993
I use it on my gas range with no problems but never tried the oven. I would recommend asking the manufacturer. I love this pan and would highly recommend it.
1169513
Never tried that. Probably could but why would you. This is an oven with many many capabilities.
692715
I do not know I have a gas stove....u could email the company and ask costumer service this question. Sorry I couldn't be of much helptami
142441
Yes, I have a gas range and it cooks fine. Just remember to get the pan hot before you put anything in it. That way nothing sticks.
945440
I actually don't know since I cook with gas but I presume it should work equally well.
626433
Yes, I have a gas stove that I cook on and it works great. I highly recommend this product.
1606996
I'm sure you can use it on a gas stove but I would not put it in an oven because of the rubber handle.I have had mine for 2 months and love it.
2051165
Not sure, Look up the model number on the manufactures website and cross reference the element in your oven to the one your interested in, good luck.
1916536
Ellina, I'm sorry I didn't see your question sooner. I've only used this in an electric oven (placing it on a cookie sheet before placing it in the over). But I see no reason it won't work in a gas oven as long as the temperature doesn't exceed the upper limit, which the manufacturer says is 446 degrees Fahrenheit. I have many pieces of Freshware silicone bakeware, and I love it all.
650182
I use it on my gas stove. Don't see why not. However, had a lot of sticking and coating issues. Would be better off getting a cast iron griddle. Good luck.
2081345
I do not have a gas oven so I don't know, but it will take 250 Celcius, (482 fahrenheit) from my fan assisted electric oven.
2016751
If you mean an oven it should be fine. I have a gas oven. .it should not matter if it's propane or not.
297799
You should be able to, as long as your stovetop gets hot enough to utilize the 'grill marks' on this pan. I have a gas stove and it works great at high heat.
589184
I'm pretty sure it cannot be used on a gas stove. Only in the oven. But I think this is a question that could be asked to the manufacture. Amazon can help you get their phone number
2055322
I've used it only on a gas stove, either propane or butane. You may need to have a flame right below the oven. If the heat source is too far away, the distance and lack of insulation in the oven may prevent it heating as high as 350 F.