Stove Guards
Protecting your child from the oven has never been more sure
DO I EVEN NEED A STOVE GUARD?
"Mummy, look how high the tower I've built is", your firstborn calls from the living room. You go to see his work and tell him how proud you are of him. In the back of your mind, you know that your second-born will now be alone in the kitchen for a short moment. Dinner for the whole family is cooking on the cooker. Nothing will happen, you think, I'll be right back.
But just as quickly, disaster strikes. Your little one just wants to look at what you're doing on the cooker, pulls on the pot and spills the boiling pasta water not only over his hands but also over his face and chest.
A cooker guard is an indispensable device in your household with small children because the cooker can quickly become a life-threatening risk for curious little hands. The cooker guard protects your child from bad burns and scalds, on the one hand from hot hot plates, but also from pots or pans filled with hot liquids that have been pulled down.
Despite all efforts, a time will come when your child is unobserved for a few minutes. This time is enough for your child to explore your cooker and get badly injured.
WHERE CAN I BUY A COOKER GUARD?
A stove guard can be purchased right here, on this page or at any well-stocked baby store in your area. The reer brand has stood for quality and experience in child safety products for decades.
Depending on your ideas about the design and the conditions in your kitchen, you can choose from various stove guard models and designs from reer. Attaching the stove guard is child's play for all models and here too you can choose according to your preferences whether you would rather attach the guard using adhesive surfaces or by screwing it to the countertop. All models can also be easily cleaned and removed when they are no longer needed. In addition to our online shop, you can also find our cooker guards in any well-stocked baby store.
CAN I ALSO PROTECT THE CONTROL PANEL OF MY STOVE AGAINST BEING SWITCHED ON UNINTENTIONALLY?
Yes, you can also secure the cooker knobs, and this is highly recommended if they are within reach of your child (i.e. at least if the knobs are located on the front of the cooker). Having the stove unintentionally switched on isn't only a risk of injury for your child, but also a fire hazard for your home. In addition, a child turning up the heat could cause liquids to boil over, flow from the stove and put your child in danger of coming into contact with boiling liquid. reer offers childproof locks for the cooker with and without a switch cover. A cooker guard without a switch cover is particularly suitable for appliances with a digital control panel because this is usually located on the work surface.