My wife likes to have a candle burning, but she only lights one and places it in the center of our electric stove. The candle is out if she leaves the room. All the kids know that they are no allowed on the counter or stove.
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My wife likes to have a candle burning, but she only lights one and places it in the center of our electric stove. The candle is out if she leaves the room. All the kids know that they are no allowed on the counter or stove.
GILL & Crew;
I'm Canadian......eh?
That reminds me of the time that I used to burn candles on the coffee table. This one time Max jumped up (he's allowed there) and when he turned around the fur in the tip of this tail got scorched. I learned my lesson. No candles on the coffee table anymore. Yes, he stunk as well. Glad your kitty is OK.
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Mango is, at times, a bit of a dufus. A few years ago he jumped onto the stove, stepped on a hot burner and burned his hind foot. The positive side is that he now is very wary of anything hot in the kitchen. I hope for no repeat burns!
Years back a friend's cat, Cleo, singed her whiskers on a Christmas candle and turned around and singed her tail. She was a bit of a dopey cat...
Randy
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