how do you use it ? do you hang it by the handles ?
883915
The handles hook right on the upper part of the basket (you can see the bumps on the handle in the photo). You would place your chicken or whatever you are cooking right in this little basket. It's too small for a turkey, that goes right into the basket, but a turkey breast or chicken fits perfectly. You won't be disappointed.
883916
Its great!! There are notches on the bottom that fit perfectly onto the racks. I used it this weekend for the first time. Did a full chicken on the bottom and a turducken roll on the top. Both came out perfect in a little over 2 hours.
988565
drill a hole i the wooden handle and then can be hung on a peg or nail. About the only thing I can think of ....Or, I suppose you could drill a hole in the scoop itself and hang it up that way. I simply stand mine up in a tall cupboard. I hope that helps.
419870
I use a big zip tie just above the handle, on the shaft, (it swings around loose) and that hooks onto a hook on that big padded part on the side. HTH
495755
As you can see by the picture there is a wire for hanging. You need a hook for hanging.
2125329
It has some hooks at about three places. You can hang it on small nails or hooks. Not very efficient.
2010200
I do the same thing. Instead of using the long bar between each bracket, I use the smaller rod on each bracket that appears when it is extended. It works great, I can hang about 5-8 items from the smaller rod on each bracket. Then I put the bracket flush to the wall when I don't need it. Trust me, this thing is great for a laundry room.
329626
I hung it just like a picture. It has two clips on the top that you can use with a screw or a picture hanger.
1513333
Mine did not come with anything to hang it with. Had to go to Lowes and get a command hook.
2078351
My son hooks it over the side of the grill above one of the handles. He uses it all the time and really likes it.
1242162
Yes. There is a small piece where the cord joins the handle that has a hole in it (you can see it in the photo). You can then hang it on a hook or nail.
621465
Sometimes I "hang" it on the side of my sink. Usually I just lay it on its side. Its still a problem from time to time though. I think it depends on how wet the sponge is.
1977810
Yes, you can hang these pans with hooks. That is how I have mine stored. The pots that don't have handles (with holes in the end) I do not have hanging from hooks.
1239537
The hook on top allows it to hang either way, where and how it hangs depends on shelf layout and size. We sit it on it's base on the tray or rack and angle it to catch the oven light or hang it on the rack facing the oven door.
1655324
I just roll it up and let it hang...my mom rolls it up and puts it in the handle of the iron
1412170
I don't hang mine but do you have the handles loose enough to spin them downward? you could just tie something around the handle and use that as the hanger. Sorry I can't help much.
1412172
I don't hang it, but it seems reasonable that you should be able to. I am able to fold the handle down by loosening the side levers as you mention, and you will need to apply enough force to get the handle out of the grooves. As long as there isn't something else prohibiting it from folding down, that should be enough.
184616
No, you don't. But it works as a handle too if you plan on pushing it around.