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Old 11-26-2013, 10:55 AM
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Great work! Goes to show you a little can go a long ways! Quilter's are like Girl Scouts, always prepared! LOL
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Old 11-26-2013, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by cathyvv View Post
That would worry me. Batting over a stove, even when covered with aluminum foil. seems like a very bad idea.
Believe me, there is no danger. It is an electric stove, the batting is inside the fan grill which is covered with foil tucked behind the edge of the fan frame. There is no electricity to the fan any longer. First off, for it to have even a remote chance of catching fire I would have to actually cook something, then someone would have to use tools to get to the batting. There is more danger having a pot holder near my stove.
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