“I saw under features that there is a "WARNING: Cancer and reproductive harm". Can you tell me more about that? Is it fumes-based or that the center grill part has a coating on it associated with cancer & what kind? It gives no further info than prop 65”
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Hello there, Nicey. Thank you for your question. The "WARNING: Cancer and reproductive harm" label you're seeing on the LG LSGL5833F Slide-In Gas Range is due to Proposition 65, which is a California regulation requiring businesses to inform consumers about potential exposures to chemicals that the state has identified as harmful. For this specific model, the warning is likely related to the potential exposure to certain chemicals in the product's components, such as burner parts or coatings. In many cases, this warning applies to the cooking surface, and while it is related to exposure to chemicals that could be harmful over time (typically from fumes or residual materials), it’s important to note that these warnings are very general. It does not necessarily mean that the product is unsafe to use under normal conditions. As for your concern about the center grill, the warning is not specifically tied to that component, but it could be related to general cooking emissions, which might involve substances such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, or particulate matter that are produced when cooking. This is more of a precautionary measure, and the fumes from cooking are often the primary cause of concern in these warnings. https://www.lg.com/us/cooking-appliances/lg-lsgl5833f-slide-in-gas-range#pdp_specs If you have further concerns about safety or exposure, we recommend reviewing the Owner's Manual and contacting LGUSSupport for more detailed information. We understand your need for clarity and are happy to assist further. Please send us a private message on Social Media @LGUSSupport, and our team will be glad to help. —Renzo
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