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### Why You Should Never Put a Tea Towel on the Oven Door
When it comes to kitchen safety, many of us may not realize the potential risks of some everyday habits. One such common practice is placing a tea towel on the oven door. While it might seem like a harmless or convenient spot to hang a towel, this action can actually be quite dangerous. Here’s why you should never put a tea towel on the oven door and how this simple habit could lead to a range of problems in your kitchen.
### 1. **Fire Hazard**
The most significant risk of placing a tea towel on the oven door is the potential for a fire. Tea towels, especially those made from cotton or other flammable materials, can easily catch fire if they come into contact with high heat. The oven door can get extremely hot during use, and while the towel might not catch fire immediately, prolonged exposure to heat can cause it to smolder or ignite. Even if the oven is only on for a short time, the heat transfer to the towel could set off a chain reaction that leads to a dangerous fire.
2. **Oven Door Malfunctions**
Oven doors are designed to lock in heat and prevent heat from escaping during cooking. When a towel is draped over the door, it can interfere with the appliance’s function. The towel can block vents or disrupt the heat circulation, causing the oven to overheat or perform inefficiently. In some cases, it could also cause the door’s seal to wear out faster, resulting in heat loss and reducing the oven’s overall energy efficiency.
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