if i used this as a temporary backsplash in my kitchen, how would it react to the cooking elements? i.e. heat, oil, water
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As it can be cleaned, would not suggest it in this use harsh cleaning would rub thru eventually . I have to clean my backsplash area often. Know that it wouldn't last long. They do make a faux brick in plastic more suited for this application. It has more durability. Love this wall paper any where else but kitchen or bathroom.Jude
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It is vinyl wallpaper and as such, I believe, would stand up well to oil and water splashes and heat.
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Surface is low textured matted vinyl and I can clean it no problem but I would be cautious if I were you to use it behind a stove. Good luck!
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I think it would be ok, it is a thicker wallpaper & it seems like it would withstand wiping, seems washable to me. I put mine in my family room. I was thinking if putting it in my kitchen also. Give it a try can't hurt.
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I have a ceramic cooktop and it didn't affect the cooktop. However, anything above medium heat did sage the pot. There is now fine cracking along the bottom edge, about an half inch above the bottom along the side. Not a huge visual blemish, but noticeable. I had contacted the manufacturer and asked if it would be safe and they said it would. I'm considering a return if the problem worsens at the next use. I will say they were very helpful the first contact and i don't anticipate problems. Might just be my unit? Hope this helps!
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Yes, I have mine as a backsplash and its beautiful. It looks like real brick and really updated the kitchen.
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I would not expect it to harm the stove top. It has no abrasive nor is it caustic. I use it as a stain remover, and other methods might be used to deal with built up residues from cooking.
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it is painted, so the paint may peel due to the heat from the stove. I would say no.
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Yes! We have had them as a backsplash including over the stove for over a year now, and as long as they are sealed properly you shouldn't have any issue with it. The seal also brings out the colors in the stone so don't be discouraged if it doesn't look like the picture right away. They are really beautiful tiles.
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I admit I never use the backsplash, I like this grill so much I bought another one for my daughter.It was the highest rated one from Cook's Country
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Hi , This was an X-mas gift to my Brother who lives in a condo and he uses it on an electric stove , not sure of the results . But he hasn't complained about it either . I think the biggest thing is seasoning it which could be accomplished by putting it in the oven at a low setting due to the handle .
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Initially nothing. It becomes non stick overtime. It requires an initial seasoning.
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I would not recommend trying to use it without the pan. I would question whether the exterior shell could stand the direct heat.
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HI I would say it depends if your portable stove gets very hot on the botton I would imagine that it might burn the top of the counter top. hope this helps
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My first reaction would be why not. But as I think about it I am unsure about the material that it is made out of cooking in a confined space. This may be a question for the maker.
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I have our CSO-300 underneath the wood paneling of our cabinetry (although there is open space around it). The top of the oven does get warm to the touch but I have had no damage from either the high heat or the steam option to date. Our countertops are concrete and that is what it is sitting on. I have noticed some water drops on the countertop from the steam option. I just make sure every time I use that option to check underneath the drip tray and wipe if need be.
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The real answer is I don't know. The construction of the pan is very good. It is heavy and solidly built. I assume your wood fired oven has a stone of some sort. I can't think of a reason that it wouldn't be alright in that situation. If you were placing it directly on coals or if it was exposed to open flames it might be an issue. I use it at 550F in a regular oven without issue. I suppose it is possible that it might warp or the coating might be damaged at high enough temperatures. Long way of saying, I don't know.
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It doesn't look like Teflon to me. It looks and feels more like powder coated metal. I haven't used the oven for anything gooey, so I don't know how easily it would clean up.
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Seemed to be an unfinished tile so i would assume not a fire problem. Everyone that sees it as our backsplash comments on it & thinks it cost way more than it does! Also,won't fall off if grouted properly
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Not much on the back and sides. The front is glass so there should be heat. If you want to change the cooking time, or temperature, it is minute by minute or degree by degree- with a dial. Some idiot was on the design team.