🔥 Black Silicone Stove Gap Covers (Pack of 2), Heat Resistant Oven Gap Filler Sealing Stovetop and Counter Gaps, Easy to Clean (25 Inches) Review

I bought these to fill the gap between my counter, oven and washer/dryer. They fit perfectly, even with insanely wide gaps. They wash/clean very easily. No more crumbs/blobs in the oven and no more socks sliding between machines. Glad they were invented. Fits well. At first I was annoyed that I had to buy two when I only wanted one for the oven, then I checked out the draw and realized it's a blessing.

I've been using them on my new freestanding ruler for about a week. When they removed my old assortment I was very surprised to see how many things had slipped away! Now when I cook I see splatters and spices on the silicone that may have gotten between the stove and countertop. These gap fillers are really easy to clean. While they do need some extra cleaning, I prefer that to knowing there is a mess lurking in the crevices.

I have purchased this product and used it with no problems. I then turned on the oven (375 degrees) and noticed that both strips of silicone melted on my stovetop afterwards. I was able to remove one with little damage, but the other got stuck in several places and now broke trying to remove it. This was particularly disappointing as the seller says right in the description that this product is "rated for temperatures up to 446F".

There are huge gaps between my countertop and stove top. I bought them to match my black oven. They came folded and I wasn't expecting them to be that flexible (my fault I didn't read all the way through) but they fit perfectly and filled the gap. I was worried my top wouldn't sit right because it's higher than the countertop, but they curve so much they're practically seamless. It appears they can be washed in the top rack dishwasher or simply wiped down and air dried.

I ordered these silicone plugs to keep dirt from getting between our kitchen appliances and the worktop. I was amazed that I read a review here that said they could use it for the gap between the stove and fridge. I have the same configuration in my apartment. Stove on one side and fridge on the other. Silicone sticks very well to the fridge, stove and countertop. It doesn't move very easily, which is a good thing. Just make sure you place it with the wider side of the strip against the counter

The end caps on my countertop have partially peeled off leaving crumbs and other items trapped. It would have been a chore to take the panel out and stick it back on, so I used Linda's silicone covers to hide the mess. The covers fit well and lay flat from the start, but my only complaint is that they're about 1 1/2 inches tall. too short. I have a standard countertop and hob so it's not an odd size. I think it would be better if they were too long and crop them. Otherwise it's a good product…

At first glance they lie rather unsightly on either side of my pallet on my granite slabs. At a deeper level, they are neither durable nor practical. From time to time they have to be removed for cleaning and I found that after a short time they became stuck to the edge of the top panel. I tried to carefully remove them and couldn't do it without tearing them to pieces. Now I'm stuck trying to get the melted bits of silicone off the shiny enamel board edges that are hitting my countertops…

I had the same plugs in my previous apartment---they were made of hard rubber and withstood cleaning. If you happen to drip soup, that stain will stay there forever! Pooh. Moved and abandoned by those sitting on top of the trash can. In the whole time I've been in my new location I haven't bought a replacement, but I hate, hate, hate the chore of cleaning up crumbs and dirt between the countertops and the stovetop. So I saw them on Revain and watched them for a while. finally given up. WHAT got

I bought this for two reasons: 1. To prevent loose grit from getting into the gap between the stove and counter.2. To hide the rough edge of the counter tile. The previous owners of our home tiled the countertops themselves. Plugs serve both purposes perfectly! Installation was easy and they wipe down easily when dirty. I had no problem holding them in place or withstanding the radiant heat from nearby gas burners. My only possible complaint would be that they aren't ideal for the…