Snails - Response on Threads Part 5
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thanks for the laughs! atty and bear got tears rolling down my cheeks tonight! 
The other thing with stoves....
When you push it back in, make sure the back legs "lock" into the holders. There should be holders screwed down into the floor that hook the back legs. This is for when you slide the rack out and put that giant roast turkey on the rack during Thanksgiving....the oven can't tip forward on you. Particularly nasty if you have liquid stuff boiling in pots on the stove along with the juice from that Turkey. Or the turkey slips off the rack and lands on the door even further from the center of the stove...
Anyway...make sure the legs lock properly. You have to look under there with a flashlight. Also, don't tip fridges over onto yourself either when moving it.
When you push it back in, make sure the back legs "lock" into the holders. There should be holders screwed down into the floor that hook the back legs. This is for when you slide the rack out and put that giant roast turkey on the rack during Thanksgiving....the oven can't tip forward on you. Particularly nasty if you have liquid stuff boiling in pots on the stove along with the juice from that Turkey. Or the turkey slips off the rack and lands on the door even further from the center of the stove...
Anyway...make sure the legs lock properly. You have to look under there with a flashlight. Also, don't tip fridges over onto yourself either when moving it.
Good night lovely & handsome Snails, sleep well
Either. They should pull out easily. Gas OR electric. A gas stove MUST have enough line to pull it
out. Otherwise it could never have been installed... unless it was there first and the house built
around it. <<< THAT is why the hot tub here could never be removed intact. It was set in place
and then the addition built around it. It would have to be sawed into pieces and carted out through
a door.
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