Remy
New member
We just bought a new stove, but it hasn't been installed yet.
I JUST read that some stoves contain PFOA, the nasty stuff in Teflon. I didn't even think of this. The website I was reading suggested leaving the stove on for several hours a day for a couple days, to burn it off, before bringing the bird into the home. They already suggested talking to the manufacturer, but we already have it.
I guess I could board Puck for a couple days or something, while we do this.
Has anybody else heard anything like this?
If it makes a difference, we got: Whirlpool 30-Inch 4-Burner Gas Cooktop (Color: Stainless), Item #: 241417 | Model #: W3CG3014XS
I JUST read that some stoves contain PFOA, the nasty stuff in Teflon. I didn't even think of this. The website I was reading suggested leaving the stove on for several hours a day for a couple days, to burn it off, before bringing the bird into the home. They already suggested talking to the manufacturer, but we already have it.
I guess I could board Puck for a couple days or something, while we do this.
Has anybody else heard anything like this?
If it makes a difference, we got: Whirlpool 30-Inch 4-Burner Gas Cooktop (Color: Stainless), Item #: 241417 | Model #: W3CG3014XS