Crushed Alive !!!

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Pete C. said:

Omelet wrote:

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I think you can check the CPSC site to find more on actually stove
tipping / crush incidents. I think in most cases the stove isn't on when
it happens either.

Still, locking the oven door when there is something hot on a burner
might be a good idea.

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My oven can lock when it's on. Better be damned sure that I'd lock my
oven if I had little kids around.

I've not seen one that locks in any mode other than self clean.

I can lock my oven any time I want. Unless the kid figures out how to
unlock it (not hard), the cold oven is safe from tipping. I cannot have
it both locked and on, unless in the self clean mode.

The things you dig up, Mark ...

"Mark Thorson" in news:[email hidden] :

Quoted message said:

Photos of victims of preventable stove tip-over
incidents:

http://www.killerstoves.com/victims.php

In article said:

I've never heard of it. Must be pretty old/cruddy stoves that do it.
The statistics don't mention the age of the stoves. A lot of people
still have those "vintage" stoves. Perhaps that's it?

The site claims that the older stoves were OK. It's the newer stoves
that tip.

Dan Abel said:

In article said:

I've never heard of it. Must be pretty old/cruddy stoves that do it.
The statistics don't mention the age of the stoves. A lot of people
still have those "vintage" stoves. Perhaps that's it?

The site claims that the older stoves were OK. It's the newer stoves
that tip.

I missed that one, but found other information.

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Quoted message said:

In article said:

I've never heard of it. Must be pretty old/cruddy stoves that do it.
The statistics don't mention the age of the stoves. A lot of people
still have those "vintage" stoves. Perhaps that's it?

The site claims that the older stoves were OK. It's the newer stoves
that tip.

My stove is not quite 3 years old and the instruction manual mentioned that
it could tip. It didn't give the specifics of how to tip it and in the door
closed position, I can not get it to tip. I've tried! 🙂 I can see how a
kid standing on the door might make it tip though. It seems pretty
lightweight as stoves go.

On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 04:23:53 GMT, "Julie Bove" <[email hidden]>

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A cheapo gas model provided by the military.

Are you still with the military? If so, where are you stationed? We
have one rfc memberwho is now in Italy. I wonder how her hubby got
*that* assignment? She hasn't been active in RFC lately. Hmmmm. I
wonder why.... LOLOL! Could it be that she's in Naples?

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Omelet said:

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A simpler and more reliable solution is to simply not have any
toddlers in your kitchen.

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My sister has her kitchen gated.
But not everybody is that smart.

Not evwerybody is so lucky to have somebody sit his babies when he's gonna
cook.
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On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 04:23:53 GMT, "Julie Bove" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

A cheapo gas model provided by the military.

Are you still with the military? If so, where are you stationed? We
have one rfc memberwho is now in Italy. I wonder how her hubby got
*that* assignment? She hasn't been active in RFC lately. Hmmmm. I
wonder why.... LOLOL! Could it be that she's in Naples?

Husband is in the military still. Yes. Not living in military housing at
the moment but he's stationed in Seattle.

sf said:

Are you still with the military? If so, where are you stationed? We
have one rfc memberwho is now in Italy. I wonder how her hubby got
*that* assignment? She hasn't been active in RFC lately. Hmmmm. I
wonder why.... LOLOL! Could it be that she's in Naples?

Naples is a standard accompanied tour for the Navy.