Is this material only meant for silver or is it safe to store casual (stainless) flateware also?
180906
My silverware is in stainless steel and I store it all year long in that brown cloth flatware without any problem. cordially yours.
180907
I actually got the cloth flatware holders for my stainless steel. It is a great divider for all the pieces .... I bought two and stack them in a buffet drawer.
180908
My silverware is in stainless steel and I store it all year long in that brown cloth flatware without any problem.cordially yours.
2171061
Daniels,I didn't check the actual gauge of the stainless, however in my opinion, it's ok for the purpose. It is a satin finish, and a good value for this product, however it's not a heavy highly polished stainless steel sink that may sell for $600 or more.
327630
Unless the jeweler's box has some tarnish resistant quality, I would store silver in the bags. I think they do a great job in preventing tarnish. I don't need to clean my silver very often with these bags.
848763
I doubt it, but in my experience, if you keep your silver wrapped up, it doesn't tarnish fast. The more you can protect your silver from the chemicals in the air, the less likely it is to tarnish. These work well for me.
1017421
As long as you go with the grain of the stainless steel you will not have a problem. If you go against the grain you will scratch the sink.
1875471
I dontvthink its "food grade" aluminum and I certainly would not cook in this-its too thin. I use it for storing grease used once or twice. I like it because it looks good on counter & matches SS/black stovetop
763753
I do not wear any jewelry while cleaning my silver so I cannot answer that question, sorry.
91189
to further UK2CA2SD's answer, the silver (well, Stainless Steel) part stays nice and clean on the outside and if you nest the orange part inside the chamber and then toss the whole thing in the stuff sack, your pack won't come in contact with anything sooty. If your plastic orange part gets some ash on it, you can wipe it off at home with a towel dampened with 409 something and it comes right off.
1725459
I have a stainless Para and the silver is an excellent match. I also believe it would look good on a black or blue finish.
1957064
If you were to put it next to something that is really stainless steel, you would definitely notice a difference. I would also think that the tighter the "seal" to your surface, the closer it would look to the real thing (I used it on shelving in our pantry and the shelving surface didn't stick as tightly as it could). It isn't just silver contact paper -- it has a kind of a grain to it like real stainless steel. For contact paper, it looks really good, but it is still contact paper.
2240547
Yes, no problem ... I wash mine and store in my cupboard ..... this is granite ...
911101
I don't know since I have stainless steel racks. Our kitchen has no stainless steel in it, so I was a little concerned about stainless steel racks in the almond enameled sink. My concern was unfounded. First off, the racks sit at the bottom of the sink and are not noticeable at all unless you are standing at the sink. For what it's worth, the reason for getting racks in the first place is to avoid scratching the enamel sink. Buying racks with a coating of any kind seems only to perpetuate the scratching problem by protecting the sink but pretty much guaranteeing the racks will scratch over time. When you consider that your sink strainer is most likely stainless steel anyhow, stainless racks fit right in. Whichever rack you buy, I think you'll find it will be one of the smartest purchases you've ever made.
1552855
I use my drawer liner for sterling silver that is not used daily, but is frequently used (weekly or more). I think I am more careful with the silver rather than the flatware in another drawer, but the liner holds the pieces and I don't think scratching is an issue.
1655231
Im sure it's safe, but will probably tarnish. They include cleaning instructions.
1080478
The surface is a fleece material and fleece allows air to flow between the fibers so it really shouldn't store up so much heat that it feels more than warm. The grommets are a chrome metal so they should be pretty rust proof. However, almost any metal will rust if it stays wet constantly. If you are drying the blanket thoroughly after washing before you fold it you won't have a problem. If you don't dry it you'll likely have a mold problem.
1437480
Pretty sure the flat metal part it's mounted on in the picture is optional. It was only useful on my sink to cover up the two holes there for handles. No idea about how a granite counter would change things. I recall the threaded portion had quite a bit of length, so if you're worried about the thickness I don't think it should be a problem.
1158677
This is the ultimate clothes hanger. I would purchase it again without doubt. Stainless steel does not rust, strong, heavy, I leave my upright since purchase. I would def recommend and purchase this product again. Hope this helps!