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Teflon Pans In Oven Drawer?

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Date: 07/12/2007 Topics: Food Tips and Info > Kitchen Tools | Organizing > Kitchen | Readers Request > Kitchen  
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I have fairly new oven in my apartment, but I was wondering about something. There is a fairly large drawer underneath the oven that can store pots and pans, are there certain pots, pans, racks or trays that I should or should not store underneath the oven? I'm asking because my girlfriend told me that putting items with Teflon coating would be damaged if I put them down there. What is the real deal here?

Brendan from Bellevue, WA
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Post by PICO (180) | (07/23/2007)
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If you are worried about putting your teflon pans in a drawer, why not hang them.
The cupboard that I store my pots and pans has two doors in front. I put a cup hook on the inside of the door and hang the frying pan on the door.


Post by downunderchick (80) | (07/17/2007)
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Hi Brendan, The teflon can be scratched quite easily, and when it comes off the pan won't be non-stick anymore. I place an old dish-towel or piece of cloth on the top of my teflon pans, then you can stack other pans on top without them scratching and removing the teflon coating. Good luck.


Post By Shirlene (Guest Post) (07/17/2007)
Brendan: I have a large drawer under my oven. I have stored my T-Fal cookware in the drawer since purchasing the oven 9 years ago. I have had no problems at all. I purchased a package of washcloths at the dollar store and place a washcloth between each pan when storing them in order to prevent scratches. I have also stored a pizza size baking stone in the drawer with no problems.


Post by tedsmom (453) | (07/17/2007)
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I keep my Teflon pans in the drawer under my oven and don't see that they're damaged in any way. God bless you!


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