Electric Cooker

jennyjoan | 16:31 Mon 08th Mar 2021 | Home & Garden

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Have had for some years the above with double oven - at that time I didn't know what I was buying ie would not have wanted a double oven unnecessary for myself.

Anyway the two ovens are like double glazed with pretty big enough gaps between the panes. If you as much toast a piece of bread the glass starts to fill with condensation between the panes and of course when toasting or cooking for a while the condensation turns dark brown and every now and again - I unscrew the panes wash and scrub them and bring them up like new again.

Just a thought I'm having - would it be dangerous if I never put the second pane back again and went on cooking.

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TonyV

Yes Jj, they are designed with double doors for a reason

Barsel

JJ they must be there for a reason. Perhaps the glass would shatter if you didn't have the 2 panes.

barry1010

You must replace the glass

jennyjoan

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pardon the pun - but they are a pane in the butt.

If I were to buy another cooker (which I'm not rightaway) - are there cookers out there with just the one pane.

TonyV

Mine slide out and I use a Brillo pad to get them clean

jennyjoan

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Barry - what would happen

barry1010

The outside pane would get far too hot and possibly shatter. The gap between the two panes provides insulation, protecting you from burns

jennyjoan

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ok - I'll put them back but do you know of any cooker with the one pane.