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These B&Q reusable gas hob protectors are designed for home cooks who want to minimize cleaning time after meal preparation. The primary benefit is their non-stick surface, which prevents grease and spills from hardening onto the metal, significantly reducing scrubbing effort. However, users should note that while they are highly effective, they must be carefully trimmed to ensure they do not cover the gas ignition points or burner holes, which could disrupt the flame.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 32693x2/13193hx2 |
| Brand | SmashingDealDirect |
These are specifically designed for gas hobs. Do not use them on solid plate or ceramic electric hobs as they are not designed for direct contact with those heat sources.
While hand washing is recommended to prolong the non-stick coating, they can be placed on the top rack of the dishwasher on a gentle cycle.
The material is heat resistant, but it must not touch the actual flame. Always ensure a clear buffer zone between the burner and the liner.
With proper care and cleaning, they can last for several months depending on your cooking frequency.
Yes, but ensure the high heat from the wok does not radiate down and melt or discolor the liner.
The liner is likely too close to the burner flame. Remove it, trim a wider circle around the burner hole, and ensure it sits flat.
Check if you have used abrasive cleaning pads in the past which may have stripped the coating. Soak in warm soapy water for 10 minutes to loosen food particles.
To set up your liners, start by removing the burner grates from your gas hob. Place the liner over the burner area and trace the opening with a pencil or marker, then use a pair of sharp scissors to cut out the circle. Ensure there is a gap between the burner and the liner so the flame does not make direct contact with the material.
For care, always allow the liners to cool completely before cleaning. Use a soft sponge with non-abrasive soap. Avoid using metal scrubbers or scouring pads, as these will damage the non-stick coating. When storing, lay them flat or roll them loosely to prevent creases that may affect the fit.
