In article >,
"Pete C." > wrote:

> Omelet wrote:

> I think you can check the CPSC site to find more on actually stove
> tipping / crush incidents. I think in most cases the stove isn't on when
> it happens either.

Still, locking the oven door when there is something hot on a burner
might be a good idea.


> > My oven can lock when it's on. Better be damned sure that I'd lock my
> > oven if I had little kids around.
>
> I've not seen one that locks in any mode other than self clean.


I can lock my oven any time I want. Unless the kid figures out how to
unlock it (not hard), the cold oven is safe from tipping. I cannot have
it both locked and on, unless in the self clean mode.