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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]As always, DCUM posters are unable to imagine anything outside of their own experience.[/b] 🙄

Agree with taking the knobs off and putting them in an adjacent drawer.  Our electric range is in the island with front controls and it's easy to bump the touchpad controls for the oven when leaning over the stove or nudge the knobs when passing through.

Our stove also has a "lock" button but I'm not sure if it locks the stove knobs--I use it to turn off the touchpad when our cleaning people come because they tend to accidentally turn on the warming drawer. [/quote]

Guilty.

I do find it difficult to imagine an adult carelessly nudging the knobs that release the deadly flammable gas.

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Part of the problem is the design of the range knobs, but I’m guessing the other part is where the range is located and the foot traffic. Perhaps it’s on a corner. Ours was on the back wall of our kitchen, and we never had to walk by it very closely. Now we have induction, so no more knobs. [/quote]

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