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G. Microwave Grips Protect your fingertips when removing warm dishes from the microwave. These compact, heat-resistant silicone grips easily slip onto your fingers. raised ridges and bumps give you a secure, comfortable hold. set of two. Dishwasher-safe.
#1368 $7.50
Boil Over No More
Keep your stovetop spotless. Place over pots and skillets to prevent boil-overs and splatters. removable insert. silicone. Heat-safe to 425°f. Dishwasher-, stovetop-, microwave- and oven-safe.
A. Small
fits 6" – 10" pans and skillets. 10¾" diameter. #2422 $24.50
red alert
Beat the heat and steer clear of sticky kitchen mishaps with our specially designed products.
C. Cookware Protectors
Flexible polyester foam protects and cushions stacked cookware. nonslip design prevents pieces from shifting. Perfect for stoneware and simple Additions® dinnerware, too! set of three: one 20" and two 16" diameters.
#2888 $10.50 B. Large
fits 8" – 12" pans and skillets. 12¾" diameter. #2423 $29.50
H. Scoop ‘N Drain remove foods from boiling water and stock; scoop fried foods from skillets and hot cooking oil. Holes in the durable nylon head quickly drain liquids. Heat-resistant to 428°f. 13¼". Dishwasher-safe.
#1622 $11.00
Silicone Handle Protectors safely transfer hot dishes from oven to table. Protectors fit our executive and stainless Cookware, plus a variety of other handles. Waffle pattern creates air-pocket insulation; interior ridges provide added grip. Heat-resistant to 536°f. Dishwasher-safe.
D. Helper Handle Protector 4" x 2¾". #1348 $6.50
E. Handle Protector 7½" x 2¼". #1347 $10.00
F. Silicone Oven Mitt our waterproof silicone mitt is contoured to fit your hand, so it takes the heat and gives you a secure grip. Cotton/polyester lining adds protection. Heat-resistant to 480°f. Machine washable.
#1344 $17.00
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I. Drainer
Dual handles and tabs help easily drain foods. 9" x 6½". Heat-resistant to 450°f. Dishwasher-safe.
#2406 $12.00 14
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