My child burned his hand touching the oven door. I am looking for a solution to keep the outside of the oven door cool. Is this product the answer?
1737549
This tape does keep heat in, but it does not reduce it to the touch. This would not be a safe solution for your curious kid!
1737550
no this material is suitable for insulation of hot pipis where it would not be subjected to handeling by a toddler.
1737551
no the outside of the door would still be hot,this tape is meant to reflect heat away from a heat source to protect what the tape is put on like wires and stuff.
1737552
I do not think so. it was used in my case as an exhaust pipe covering for my emergency generator. I do think that this material would be advisable where it may be contacted by a small child.
1737553
I suggest you replace the oven as the door is getting very hot. The door insulation and or sealing mechanism is not working. You do not want you child near this oven when on!!!The heatshield product layered on the outside of the door should protect to the touch as it is rated to 500 degrees direct contact. But it will not be servicable over time. Then how do you adequately cover all surfaces.....Dump the oven!!!
1411571
Mine stays relatively cool compared to my last toaster oven. I wouldn't purposely grab hold of it but if you brush it you won't get burned.
1111501
This product is typically for the exterior surfaces of stoves, grills, ovens or other metal items that get hot from a flame (andirons, etc.). The brick or cast iron firebox could be painted with this product but it will be degraded where it contacts the flames. I used it in a brick fireplace to make it look nice during the non-burning season but after a fire it was visibly damaged. I used the bronze on a cast iron, wood burning pizza oven on our patio. It protects it from rust but it is blackened where the flames leak out of the door to the firebox. I also spray the black version on the exterior of our gas grill and it lasts two or three seasons. This product is typically for the exterior surfaces of stoves, grills, ovens or other metal items that get hot from a flame (andirons, etc.). The brick or cast iron firebox could be painted with this product but it will be degraded where it contacts the flames. I used it in a brick fireplace to make it look nice during the non-burning season but after a fire it was visibly damaged. I used the bronze on a cast iron, wood burning pizza oven on our patio. It protects it from rust but it is blackened where the flames leak out of the door to the firebox. I also spray the black version on the... » Read More This product is typically for the exterior surfaces of stoves, grills, ovens or other metal items that get hot from a flame (andirons, etc.). The brick or cast iron firebox could be painted with this product but it will be degraded where it contacts the flames. I used it in a brick fireplace to make it look nice during the non-burning season but after a fire it was visibly damaged. I used the bronze on a cast iron, wood burning pizza oven on our patio. It protects it from rust but it is blackened where the flames leak out of the door to the firebox. I also spray the black version on the exterior of our gas grill and it lasts two or three seasons. « Show Less
149693
No, it is most suitable for covering the food left in the pan afterwards not for the oven, it will melt.
2175192
Yes, it works on the nasty burned on grease on the oven window and the blackened grease on the inner edges of the oven door! I'm getting ready to sell my house & so I ran a five hour cleaning cycle for the oven but when it was finished the grease on the oven door & window was still there. I tried a degreaser, tried some Barkeeper's friend & scrubbed to no avail, but then I decided to try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and it worked! It took several passes for the tough baked on grease around the inner door edges, and the Magic Eraser was wiped out when I finished, but it totally cleaned it all off and now the entire oven looks brand new again! Yes, it works on the nasty burned on grease on the oven window and the blackened grease on the inner edges of the oven door! I'm getting ready to sell my house & so I ran a five hour cleaning cycle for the oven but when it was finished the grease on the oven door & window was still there. I tried a degreaser, tried some Barkeeper's friend & scrubbed to no avail, but then I decided to try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and it worked! It took several passes for the tough baked on grease around the inner door edges, and the Magic Eraser was wiped out when I finished, but it totally cleaned it all... » Read More Yes, it works on the nasty burned on grease on the oven window and the blackened grease on the inner edges of the oven door! I'm getting ready to sell my house & so I ran a five hour cleaning cycle for the oven but when it was finished the grease on the oven door & window was still there. I tried a degreaser, tried some Barkeeper's friend & scrubbed to no avail, but then I decided to try a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and it worked! It took several passes for the tough baked on grease around the inner door edges, and the Magic Eraser was wiped out when I finished, but it totally cleaned it all off and now the entire oven looks brand new again! « Show Less
612943
It's nylon, so you should be able to heat it up with a lighter & the end will melt. Careful not to let it burn. Have an oven MIT ready to pinch end tight to seal
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.
2274982
That's a good question, if your oven holds magnetic items you can try it. My concern would be that your oven gets hot. Even oven doors get hot. I would be afraid of it melting on your oven.
180318
I haven't noticed that the handle gets hot at all, but the exterior does get pretty hot. The manufacturer suggests that you make sure that the sides, back and top are at least 4 inches away from any objects including walls and cabinets. I would not suggest letting children use the oven unsupervised.
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.
1973194
I also have not had that problem and 100% agree with Esteban Barfknecht. Even though I was skeptic, I even pushed on oven door as tight as it would go and was still able to move the wire around but didn't move it alot as may have pulled the prob out of the object in the oven. Hope your question was answered.
232455
best to talk to the manufacturer. but why try to use it indoors when you have an oven. it is really meant and more fun to use it outdoors.
1973192
I haven't had that problem. The wire is very thin and flexible and most oven doors have a gasket to help seal them (like a car door).
194014
I just bought this. I put both levers down, turned the dial to high, and when they popped up, the entire outside (except the strip around the very bottom) is so hot that you can't touch it without getting burned. I think it would probably melt any plastics that were inadvertently pushed against it. I think I'm going to return it just for this reason, even though I haven't toasted with it.Addendum: My BF was appalled at how hot this became, so he shone a flashlight all around inside, and you can see there is NO insulation between the outside walls and the metal lining the slots. No wonder it gets so hot. I just bought this. I put both levers down, turned the dial to high, and when they popped up, the entire outside (except the strip around the very bottom) is so hot that you can't touch it without getting burned. I think it would probably melt any plastics that were inadvertently pushed against it. I think I'm going to return it just for this reason, even though I haven't toasted with it.Addendum: My BF was appalled at how hot this became, so he shone a flashlight all around inside, and you can see there is NO insulation between the outside walls and the metal lining the slots.... » Read More I just bought this. I put both levers down, turned the dial to high, and when they popped up, the entire outside (except the strip around the very bottom) is so hot that you can't touch it without getting burned. I think it would probably melt any plastics that were inadvertently pushed against it. I think I'm going to return it just for this reason, even though I haven't toasted with it.Addendum: My BF was appalled at how hot this became, so he shone a flashlight all around inside, and you can see there is NO insulation between the outside walls and the metal lining the slots. No wonder it gets so hot. « Show Less
1234681
The metal unit does get hot but haven't tried touching the door. I use the handle and that is never hot. It does not heat up surrounding areas. I have a window above the oven that I open when in use, which is pretty much every day. I really like it a lot.
292235
Yes I just used it on my outdoor pizza oven. But you need to fire up the oven to cure it. I have used my oven several times since using this and had temps over 1k degrees and no issues. Very pleased.
1107041
We covered our counters with this then (about three weeks later) my wife put down a pot straight out of the oven (425 degrees). It did not cause any damage to the counter. We had used another product from a box store on our first house. It was warped by a hot pressure cooker. This one stands up to its reputation as far as I am concerned