Anonymous wrote:Just don't inhale when it's self-cleaning.
https://learn.compactappliance.com/self-cleaning-oven-hazards/
Anonymous wrote:I breathed one of my DH's hot farts one time when streamed into my face while I was sleeping. I woke up coughing with burning eyes. I lived to breathe in more farts. So there's that.

Anonymous wrote:I never open a hot over without putting on a gas mask first! What were you thinking?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP didn't come back. Maybe she's at the ER. Or at CVS shopping for internal burn cream.
Obviously she did not survive her injuries
RIP OP, we'll miss you.
We hardly knew her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should definitely buy a cooking face mask. I have one and I wear it all the time, even when I'm just walking the dog in case one of our neighbors is cooking. It prevents any cooking particles from entering your system, eg stale fridge smell, coffee-machine steam, pasta steam, bacon smoke, fine crumbs when you're cutting bread. Totally worth it!
I just wear a burgundy face mask.
maybe there was lightly fried tuna in the hot oven air
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should definitely buy a cooking face mask. I have one and I wear it all the time, even when I'm just walking the dog in case one of our neighbors is cooking. It prevents any cooking particles from entering your system, eg stale fridge smell, coffee-machine steam, pasta steam, bacon smoke, fine crumbs when you're cutting bread. Totally worth it!
I just wear a burgundy face mask.
maybe there was lightly fried tuna in the hot oven airAnonymous wrote:Are u the same poster who posts about how to make coffee?