Stove Gap Covers: Tested For Heat Resistance, Outperform Silicone In Safety In the bustling heart of every kitchen, there's a quiet yet critical detail often overlooked: the gaps between your stove and countertops. These spaces, though small, can pose hidden dangers-especially when left uncovered. While silicone gap covers have long been a popular choice, recent tests reveal a surprising truth: they may not be the safest option. Enter the Stove Gap Covers, engineered with stainless steel for durability and heat resistance that rivals even the sturdiest stovetop espresso makers like the Bialetti Moka Express. Their upgraded wider tops (23.5") fit seamlessly into broader gaps, while the MSDADA Gas Stove Covers add an extra layer of protection with double-thickness, non-stick design and dishwasher-safe convenience. Unlike silicone, which can degrade under high heat or melt near hot appliances like the Vabaso Electric Lunch Box, these covers withstand temperatures with ease. But what sets them apart? A blend of robust materials, precision engineering, and safety certifications ensures they're not just functional-they're essential. Whether you're a culinary enthusiast or a busy professional, choosing a heat-resistant gap cover isn't just about aesthetics; it's about guarding your kitchen against unseen risks. After all, safety should never be a compromise, especially when it comes to the spaces where heat and clutter converge.