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How to Prevent a Grease Fire on Your Stove
Docs Appliance • September 21, 2017
Planning and cooking a meal can be stressful. Add in a grease fire and it spells disaster. A grease fire occurs on your stove when oil gets too hot and ignites. This is also known as exceeding the flash point. Many popular cooking methods involving stoves require oil, such as frying or sautéing. This article will provide you with a few tips on how to prevent a grease fire on your stove.
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