Could this be used under a toaster oven to protect the counter from heat?
1421324
I don't see why not. It's got little rubber feet that keeps it up off the counter. It might be a bit big for a regular sized toaster, but I don't know you life, so have at it.
1421325
It depends on how much heat is generated underneath the toaster oven. Someone turned on a burner where mine was sitting and it shattered but I would think moderate heat would be OK.
1685493
can this also be used as a under counter bread box? Mounted on your upper cabinet, underneath?
112839
No absolutely not! The outside cover would not stand up the the heat from an oven.
1059902
It sure can. I use mine all the time for so many things. I have used it to put things on that I want to have ventilation all around to cook quicker and not lose my crisp crust due to steaming where the food hits the pan. I use it over a 1/2 bake rimmed sheet. I like it for things coated similar to a shake and bake pork chop, etc. keeping things warm in a warm oven after I have cooked it another way like fried chicken done in batches. I think you will really like it. My only regret is that I didn't get 2 earlier.
1334572
The sides stay reasonably cool. The top can get pretty warm when toasting bread and hotter if the oven is on for a longer time. I would not put anything flammable or that could melt on the top of the over. I noticed this with two other toaster ovens that I had. They would even melt plastic if left on top. I would imagine this is the same for most toaster ovens.
1359824
Well, Rita, It depends on what you mean. If you want to protect your counter it will do very well. All the special places on my counter are protected with tempered glass.Don't use it where it will exposed to high heat or to open flames: for example on an electric burner that is on. Don't forget that it is tempered glass. It will probably crack..or worse.
975626
I put it under an area of my cabinets that are very low and I wanted to use a toaster over there but was afraid that the oven would warp my cabinets from the heat. So far this product has worked out and I don't have to worry about the cabinets warping. It would definitely help with your problem but do not know if it would solve it. The product is supposed to deflect the heat which it does in my case. you would have to stick it under your mantel and it would take several sheets. You might see it but guess that is better that the would discoloring.
635511
It may fit but I wouldn't recommend it as typically you need the heat to circulate completely around the pan for even cooking. I would not use in a toaster oven.
201688
Personally i wouldn't as it was designed for countertop use. It has vents on the back side and a fan on the bottom. The unit will overheat if constricted.
1516568
Maybe I received your question in my email as an automated thing from Amazon--I am not any representative from Waring or Amazon. As an average human being, I wouldn't suggest putting a toaster oven under/into an open cabinet-any toaster oven can get extremely hot, which could risk the device itself or your shelves to smolder or burn. Very honestly this is something you should directly contact the Waring company about, and/or read any and all instructions provided with the item if you were to purchase it. Good luck!
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.
539871
RE: heat of toaster ovens. By design these are much smaller then the usual oven we cook our roasts and turkeys in. To make this oven more heat protected the size would have to be increased quite a bit...more than what we are looking for in a counter top appliance. Sadly we can't have it both ways: compact and insulated are oxymorons when it comes to any toaster ovens on the market. If heated outsides is your primary concern, stick to using a regular insulated toaster and your standard oven/broiler.
452496
I would NOT use this in a toaster oven. The inside of a toaster oven gets very hot. The Microwave Potato bag is a fabric bag, and I for one would never place a fabric item into a toaster oven.
51212
I don't know if it will work. I would cut it if I needed it smaller but I think I would use foil in a toaster oven. Remember there is a maximum heat.
857546
Yes. I use it for just heating up stuff and enjoy garlic bread. The toaster oven works great for the garlic bread and frozen potatoes. The one thing I did not like, but since have gotten use to, is that the fan stays on 10 to 15 minutes, for cooling, after the toaster oven is shut off.
51211
I wouldn't think cutting it would make it unravel, try it and see. Be careful of putting it too close to direct heat in your toaster oven, Ok?
1827668
It is metal. I would think that if you put a heat retardant pad under the toaster it would be fine.