Can you cut these into smaller pieces?
343590
You probably could trim them to size, it would be fairly easy to cut with a pair of good kitchen shears. Seems like the original packaging said something about how to trim them, but I no longer have any of it.
343591
Here is a link for ones you can cut: (Set of 4) Premium Non-Stick Baking Mats and Cookie Sheets - Tan (15.75" x 13")
343592
I have not cut them up - but I have looked this up on line & with the silpat company & they said NO. Do not cut as the fiberglass mesh particles might migrate into the food.
343593
I don't think you are supposed to cut them....I read that if the mat gets cut accidently, you shouldn't use it any more..not sure why
343594
I don't see why not. But I also don't see why really. This is already a small sheet. But yeah, you should be able to cut it up..
2039526
Yes you can if they are not too big. Otherwise you just cut them in half or quarters. I cut them because I read the seeds are not good for you so I always remove them before I juice the apple.
426086
Absolutely. A good pair of scissors or tin snips can be used to cut the pieces to your desired length.
524910
you could probably cut these, but you would need some heavy duty/work scissors! good luck.
152393
I've done oranges and pineapples and you just have to cut into smaller pieces. It works fine.
1773504
Yes. I would recommend cutting, however the smaller the piece the smaller the flame you will get along with reduced burn time.
509508
Yes, you can certainly cut them to that length. Be sure to use the proper connectors for your project.
725945
Yes. I cut mine in half with scissors to give a piece to a friend. Worked great.
2277167
These have a "semi-waxy" consistency and can be broken along the scored lines. Therefore I suppose they can be broken down into smaller pieces, but think it may require "cutting" as opposed to breaking. When they break as intended, a few loose chips are produced as well. I think you will likely end up with chips (like produced when slicing a stick of frozen butter) rather than any sort of uniform "pellet."
1412612
I have never tried cutting them in smaller pieces, but it seems to that it could be done quite easily.
585753
Hi. Yes we can cut them. You would have to order 3 pieces of this size. Then send us a note with sizes you need. The shipping cost will be shown at checkout. Thanks
2046259
Yes! You can even cut it into itsy-bitsy, tiny little pieces, if you want to--just like any other cloth!
2092398
Yes you cut them up but don't have to peel or core. I found the smaller you cut the item the less time you have to steam it.
1583202
Chop them into smaller pieces but they don't have to be chopped too fine. Works well for chopping carrots!
969170
Yes I am sure you could. Simply cut off a few inches on each piece. The issue is the spring loaded insert that goes through the holes to determine the length. It probably could be moved with a pop rivot.
602961
I have not tried it. The blade is small, so you would definitely want to cut up the pieces into small bits.
1993198
Yes, these can be cut to fit a smaller size. I applied these to metal bowls and had lots of trouble getting the adhesive to not fail (luckily, my metal bowls didn't break when they fell off the wall). I have applied packing tape over the cloth part of the hangers and they are all secure on my walls.