Can these be placed on the floor of the oven instead of on the bottom rack of the oven?
228813
Yes. We have a gas oven and we trimmed the sheet on each side so the vents on both sides of oven weren't covered. Love it!
228814
I have them sitting on the floor of my oven under the lower heating element.
228815
I put mine on the bottom of the oven but the heating element weakened the material to where it turned white and then split on one side. My electric oven never set over 425.
228816
wondered that myself,have only used them on the bottom shelf. let me know if you find out.
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.
228818
I have used it on the floor of the oven with no problem. Have been using it for a long time now.
228819
It's supposed to go on the bottom of the oven. However, it burns onto the floor of the oven. My new oven, just installed this past October, is ruined by it. DO NOT BUY IT.Go to a Bed Bath & Beyond type of store, and have them recommend the right kind of oven liner. This is getting returned to Amazon.
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.
760295
I know it says to put the liner on the bottom rack. I did not!! I placed it on the bottom of the oven itself. My heating element is not visible - but even if it were I would slide the liner under it. It seems to be working just fine.
1401588
I love using these enamelware pans in the oven but not on the stove top. The bottoms are too thin which of course, is an advantage in the oven but not on top of the burners. Use mine for stew and baked beans, scalloped potatoes, etc and then pop on the lid and store the leftovers in the refrigerator.
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
1995255
I can't imagine why not. You would want to put these on a baking sheet or flat surface to congeal.
2136335
yes, provided you put a baking sheet under them for stability. Be aware that these are very small, as in small chocolate size. I thought they were bigger in the picture.
862822
Yes, with VERY CAREFUL thinking and planning before doing! HOWEVER they are made to stand on floor and you CAN stack them.
1863318
To the best of my knowledge, you can use any oven proof pan as long as you have air circulation around the entire pan. Place pan on the lower bottom rack for best results.
338657
Yes, you may place your baking pans directly on the Ovenliner, so that you don't lose any oven space. - Creative Kitchen
392940
I did and it is working okay although the directions say do not put it on the bottom of the oven.
2163686
We just put ours on the floor of the oven itself. Never tried it on the rack. It works very well on the floor of the oven under the element. It saves a LOT of clean up work!
1650957
I haven't tried that, but they might. I think it would be hard to get the crust pressed into them without support on the outside (since they flex), but they fit nicely into a standard muffin tin, and you could put them in the tin while pressing the crust.
133923
I am not sure myself. It has two places to put the existing rack so its feasible. I do not know what you could put on the lower rack if you did maybe toast or single serving pizza. Hope this helps.
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.
266172
Only on the top rack. The middle and under space may not accommodate them without touching the rack itself.
1744688
I would not recommend it, better yet, you should not do it!!! In your oven, the heat from the element under the bottom has to radiate freely upward. The lining would "insulate" it and would probably be destroyed, being heated too much.
1902536
I don't believe that they can because of the handles. Some of the "high end" pans have removable handles, I have never tried to remove these for use in the oven.