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04-11-2008, 12:19 PM
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Never worry about bubble overs again! This is a reusable non-stick oven liner!
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Wonder if it would work in a gas oven...??? With the electric it can go under the heat source but with the gas jobber it would be on top of it...might raise some questions in my mind.
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I've been using something similar for several years with my gas oven. Pretty nice since the spills pretty much wash off the liner.
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Interesting question, because my new oven is gas also. Hmmmmm... I will check that out. I wanted this for my gas oven because it's not a 'self-cleaning' oven like most are.
I will check it out and get back to ya!
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I just read that you place it on the bottom rack for similar results on a gas oven. Sounds good to me!
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Must look into it as I consider all ovens self cleaning in the same manor...I clean them myself.
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Ditto!
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... I consider all ovens self cleaning in the same manor...
You keep all your ovens in the same house?
If blueberry muffins have blueberries in them, what do vegan muffins have?
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UGH...leave it to you to find my errors and point them out to me...is my fiance having you do this? She tends to point out the errors of my way as well.
Oh yeah...YOU know what I meant...heheheheh
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OMG!!!
You have such a good eye for errors. Are you an editor or proof-reader by profession?
I had to read that sentence over and over to find the error. You are 1 in a million. I can only imagine what life must be like for you. Picking out errors in newspapers, menus, advertising, scribbles on bathroom walls... Please tell me, is it torturous for you to dwell amongst us?
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