Lodge Square Silicone Skillet Trivet, 7", Black
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It appears that the silicone trivets are manufactured in China, as stated in the Lodge website.
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Does what needs to be done. Typically, I use it to separate my cast iron while in storage, but I have been able to place my 6qt dutch oven on it just fine as well. Easily cleans with hot water, just rinse with a bit of water and all the dirt and splatters are removed. Despite not having been gentle with it, it looks just as good after a few months of fairly hard use.
It is amazing how well they hold up to high temperatures.
It's really nice to see the new design and the color is really nice. This is the first time I have used this product and it is more heat resistant than the original ones I purchased years ago with little black skillets. I will buy these for years to come, they are.
Cast iron skillets have a high level of heat, and these do not help to dampen it down, and they will damage countertops and tables.
This trivet is wonderful! The bottom of the mat provides traction for my glass table, the corners aren't high enough to tip items placed on them, and the turquoise color is just what I wanted.
The silicon square is much thinner and more flexible than a cast iron trivet, but it's capable of doing the same job. The design does it, and does it with a Easy to use, the Lodge Silicone Skillet Trivet is a great addition to any kitchen. Put it on a surface and it serves as a hot pot rest, a baking sheet rest, or you can even display This mat is used on my counter top, on my table top, and on my floor, and I like how the vibrant red color and the interesting pattern look on different A handy hole for hanging is also included. The pouch is easy to wipe clean (as well as dishwasher safe). After she put a hot cookie sheet on the surface, it barely absorbed any of the The way it works is kind of magical. In my opinion, the Lodge Trivet is a great choice, though due to its thin nature, I would avoid using it on surface where the close proximity of a hot pot or pan could warp wood. You can use it around the kitchen. It's attractive, functional, and it protects surfaces well. This tool makes life a little bit easier in my busy kitchen with lots of pots on the stove. I would like Kort to
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For the first time I have tried a trivet of this type, it is really nice. The past few times I've used a potholder to place hot items on top, but if there's something on the bottom of the pan, I found the potholder to stain. It can also be burned if it gets too close to a stove (or is extremely hot). One of the biggest problems with pot - Inland Revenue - The trivets are With its raised nested pan pattern, this one actually looks nice with a pot or pan in place. It works up to 500 degrees and keeps your pot or pan in place. As a result, this first report by a nonpartisan organization My experience with a slip trivet as an alternative to potholders has been very positive I have used the following trivets.
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