THE SMALL HABIT THAT COULD IGNITE YOUR KITCHEN

It’s one of those kitchen habits that feels harmless — until you realize how dangerous it really is. Tossing a tea towel over the oven door handle may seem convenient, but it can quietly create the perfect conditions for disaster. As the oven heats, that cloth slowly warms too, turning into a potential ignition source. All it takes is one distraction — a phone call, a knock at the door — and a simple shortcut can spark a fire.

Beyond the risk of flames, even a harmless-looking towel can ruin your cooking by breaking the oven’s heat seal or tempting a curious child or pet to tug on it. The fix is easy: keep towels on hooks, racks, or an apron loop instead of the oven handle. It’s a small change that protects your kitchen, your home, and your peace of mind.

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