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Question: Has anyone used this for holding a hot lid when cooking?
Document: My husband has an apartment near his work that has no dishwasher. This is perfect for the person who uses just a few dishes a day and cleans up after cooking. My husband loves it!
This was such an easy and inexpensive way to make cooking even more enjoyable and hassle free and aesthetically pleasing (even if it is hidden behind a cabinet door ;)
I use it for coraling pot and pan lids. That way I don't have a mess and I can find the lid I need instantly
Used in my kitchen to hold my Fiesta ware dinner plates. Perfect fit in my cabinets and enough slots for my plates. Hopefully prevent plates from getting scratched
This solved the problem of drying some items that I want to rest of a softer surface than stainless steel or the benchtop.Nice appearance. Seems to be holding up to daily work.
I used this on my counter top to drain lids and other small stuff.. it was great until it starting growing mold when I left it overnight on top of a drying mat, to drain all the water... I was so disappointed, since I had loved it when I got it.
I have all of my pots and pans hanging from the ceiling on a pot hanger due to limited space in our kitchen. I was struggling though with finding the correct lid for the appropriate pot/pan, especially when I was in a hurry. I only have one cabinet toward the bottom that can hold lids so it was pretty inconvenient trying to sort through lids each day. This is an excellent alternative to mixed up jumbled lids.
This is such a simple concept I wish I invented it!!! Very well constructed and holds up well. I have used it for dishes and pots, pans, and lids and as you can see it's very versatile. It holds a little less than the folding ones but they dry so much quicker! I have mine on one of those dish pads you can get on Amazon and it helps for fast drying too.
Not sure why the price has shot up, but when less than 7 dollars it makes a good pot lid rack. Holds my heavy glass lids which have about a 3/4&#34; stainless steel drip edge that fits inside the pan. They don't stand upright, but cabinet height wouldn't have allowed that anyway. Large lids lean at about 45 degree angle. Previously lids were a messy stack on the shelf.
I've been looking for a manner to showcase my mother's original chine. The print is no longer available. I've tried looking for various racks without success. These racks work perfectly in the China Hutch and the China/Crystal are incredibly lovely. The only thing is the set length. I would have preferred a small amount of openings but by placing additional dishes, the space was used appropriately.
Answer: No, I have not. I would imagine the bamboo will tolerate that kind of heat.