Product review (3 stars): Looks Good, Good Price, But A BIG FIRE HAZARD
Our old stove kept getting cruddy with crumbs and stuff falling everywhere and I got sick of cleaning it. So as soon as we got a new stove, I ordered these to use on our stove. And they arrived the very next day - thanks Amazon! We've had them for 6 days now. They match perfectly, are lightweight, unobtrusive and were a decent price. I saw the warning that one should never turn on the burner with one of these on. Duh, I thought obviously. Well the day after I got em, my burgeoning head cold turned into much more - I've been sick with bronchitis, tonsilitis, a sinus infection, the works. And so in the midst of a massive coughing fit this morning, I stumbled to the stove, removed the cover, put it aside, turned on the burner and put a pot of water to boil. And I walked away.

 A minute and half later, I saw some smoke in the kitchen, ran over and saw in my fevered stupor I had turned on the wrong burner by mistake. In just 90 secs the Burner Cover was black, the white paint had curled off and spit into pieces all over the stovetop like tiny cracked eggshell pieces, the kitchen was filled with a very acrid, thick white smoke that quickly filled the living room, and all the smoke alarms in the area started furiously going off.  The fans are blasting, the windows open, it has now been 2 hours. The living room and kitchen still reek, so much that they're making my eyes, throat and nose burn. I had to leave that part of the house. Mind you, I cannot smell much of anything because of how sick I am, but this smell is so acrid, I can smell it.  It is in my hair, on my skin, in my throat. All in 90 seconds.

I am not blaming the manufacturer or amazon in anyway - it is clearly operator error. My point is simply this: life happens. And when it does, this product can be very dangerous.  I am normally a very careful and focused person, but as sick as I was feeling this morning, I made a big mistake. It happens. And if you have kids and fear they may play with the burner knobs, it's also something to think about.

We're going to try training ourselves to remove all covers before touching any oven knobs. So uncover whole stovetop, use just one burner, let that burner cool down, then recover whole stovetop. And I'll keep looking for stainless steel covers with no paint on them. They won't blend in with the white stovetop, but they also won't fill our home with toxic fumes and risk burning our house down.