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#### ✅ 2. **Use Soft Cleaning Tools**
– Skip abrasive scrubbers and metal tools that could scratch or chip the glass.
– Use a microfiber cloth or soft sponge with a gentle cleaner.
– Avoid harsh chemical cleaners unless they’re oven-safe.
#### ✅ 3. **Inspect Regularly for Chips or Cracks**
– Occasionally check the glass (especially around the edges) for any nicks or flaws.
– If you notice damage, contact the manufacturer or a professional—don’t risk using it.
#### ✅ 4. **Check Screws and Hinges**
– Loose hardware can cause stress on the glass.
– If the oven door seems misaligned or loose, tighten screws or call a technician for an inspection.
#### ✅ 5. **Don’t Hang or Lean Heavy Items on the Door**
– Never use the oven door as a shelf or resting spot.
– Don’t place heavy trays or cookware directly on the glass while it’s open.
#### ✅ 6. **Keep Door Seals Clean**
– Wipe down seals regularly to prevent buildup of grease and crumbs.
– Clean food spills promptly—especially near the edges of the glass panel.
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### 🛠 What to Do If Your Oven Door Shatters
If your oven glass ever does shatter:
– **Turn off the oven immediately.**
– **Let everything cool down before cleaning.**
– Carefully clean up using gloves, a broom, and a vacuum.
– **Do not use the oven** until the door has been repaired or replaced.
– Contact the **manufacturer or a certified technician** for replacement parts.
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### 🧼 Bonus Tip: How to Clean Your Oven Glass Safely
Want to clean your oven glass without damaging it? Try this natural DIY paste:
– Mix **baking soda** and a little **water** to form a paste.
– Spread it over the glass and let it sit for 20–30 minutes.
– Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
– Avoid scraping with metal or sharp tools—use a plastic scraper if needed.
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### 🔍 Final Thoughts: Prevention Is the Best Protection
An oven door shattering might seem like a rare horror story, but it’s a real risk if proper care isn’t taken. The key to prevention is **gentle use, routine inspection**, and **avoiding thermal shock**. With just a few smart habits, you can extend the life of your oven and avoid the mess and danger of shattered glass.
So next time you’re baking, roasting, or cleaning—treat that oven door with a little extra TLC. Your kitchen (and your dinner) will thank you. 🍽️🔥
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