My past liners went under the bottom heating element in my electric ovens. The instructions for my Chef's Planet liner say to ONLY put it on the bottom rack. I find this problematic because I sometimes want to move the bottom rack and use both racks. Can this liner be safely used on the floor of the oven UNDER the heating element? My past liners went under the bottom heating element in my electric ovens. The instructions for my Chef's Planet liner say to ONLY put it on the bottom rack. I find this problematic because I... » Read More My past liners went under the bottom heating element in my electric ovens. The instructions for my Chef's Planet liner say to ONLY put it on the bottom rack. I find this problematic because I sometimes want to move the bottom rack and use both racks. Can this liner be safely used on the floor of the oven UNDER the heating element? « Show Less
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I have always kept mine on the floor of the oven, under the heating element. The heating element seems a bit raised from it, but the liner is touched on both sides by little metal supports which hold up the element. I swear by this liner and just rinse it off in the sink every once in a while. It is a true lifesaver!
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I would only use as directed. (we have a gas oven)We have had it on the bottom rack (we have 3 racks) for several months now with no problem setting trays on top of it.
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I use my liner on the very bottom of my toaster broiler. It catches any drips and cleans off like a dream. I always let the oven cool off before I remove it. There certainly has been NO problem using it like a drip guard. It is a great addition.
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does it work on the bottom of the oven under the heating element, in convection oven?
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The bottom element is exposed when you remove the bottom pan for cleaning. The bottom pan is easily removed. In my use, the bottom element does not get very dirty. The surface is easily cleaned with a wet rag after it has cooled.
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This is only for an electric stove. You do not put the liner on the rack but directly on the bottom of the oven with the element on top of it.
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Yes. My liner stays in the oven all the time, even when I'm heating it to 500+ degrees (F) for my pizza. The construction of it is pretty crappy, though. Mine lasted about a week (of regular heat) before it started ripping, causing all the accumulated debris to fall onto the oven floor. (which is why it stays in my oven all the time)
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Sandy W. I have done both, but have to place the rack so that it is lower in the oven, which means you need to watch the bottom of whatever you are cooking. If you are using a shallow baking dish that centers your food quite evenly, everything seems to work fine! Hope this helps!
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Dear Amazon Consumer,Thank you for your interest in the Cake Boss Bake ware.May I also suggest you use the middle shelf in the oven.Please keep in mind that each oven is different, though you adjusted the temperature, you may also need to adjust the length of time you allow to bake. Or perhaps lower the temperature another degrees. Thank you for allowing me to be of service to you.Kind Regards,Audrey Consumer Relations
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Yes, remone the metal rack before microwaving or you run the risk of causing arcing which can burn out your oven. Whether to use the rack while convecting is a judgement call. By placing a pie on the rack to bake, you will never have a soggy bottom crust again. But over baking the bottom of other desserts may not be desirable. This is the best microwave-convection oven I've ever used, but you do need to spend some time working out how to get the best results out of it. Have fun.
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I have an electric oven and the oven liner is under the lower element right on the floor of the oven. I have had it there for several years and it works well for me. Hope this helps.
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This liner was to be used only on the bottom shelf and not on the bottom of the oven, a liner is a liner but check if they are lining the bottom or another shelf.
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Yes you can. You just need to lay the liner down on the bottom rack of the oven,you can cut it to your desired size if you like. It is very easy to clean. You can also see the instruction from the box.
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I've used it in my oven. There's no problem with it. The legs simply go through the rack. As long as you don't have the rack on the very lowest level, it's just fine.
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You should also have plenty of room between top and another surface, it gives off heat. Sad thing is all toaster ovens suffer from this, figured someone would have fixed that but it is a great oven.
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I did and it is working okay although the directions say do not put it on the bottom of the oven.
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Yes, I use it on the bottom of the oven. The brackets that support the bottom burner keep the burner about an inch above the liner, and it works great. I had to trim it just a little to fit the bottom of the oven.
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I like knowing they are there so as to protect the bottom of the oven. I had to cut mine to fit inside am very happy with it, you can remove them, wash them off and put back in. Its a small price to pay for good item, i would recommend getting them. You will be happy with your decision.
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I don't think so, I am not even sure what you mean by an "oven liner." You are not supposed to put the silpat in the over until it has come up to its full temperature...it tells you not to heat up the over with the silpat in the over. Hope that helps