Has anyone had a problem with their plates being too large for the tines? I have Fiesta Ware - don't want to have to buy new dishes.
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have not had a problem with any of our dishes fitting, have a large assortment of plates, some wide and deep, others just tall, and all have fit. even our tim's mugs which are really tall and wide fit into 3 of the upper rows. Love this machine!
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We have had the dishes about a year, and have never seen silverware marks on them. My mom has Fiestaware and her plates are all marked up!
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I apologize....I was just now able to get this item out of my closet to check. It definitely would not hold regular dinner plates. The plates that come with the set are approximately 8 inches and what you don't see is that they have depth to them (almost like a bowl). This allows them to sit securely on the metal stand. A regular plate (big or small) would likely slide off. I hope this information helps. Again, I'm sorry for the delay in responding. Good Luck!
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Sorry to say your plates won't fit. The inside diameter is 5 3/4 or just a hair over. i think they make a bigger size but that may not fit your needs. Have you looked at MSR products? John
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Can anyone tell me if a casseole dish will fit on this oven. A reg. size one like a 9x13. biggefr would be great!
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I think it will entirely depend on the size and shape of your dinner plates. The bed of the scale is quite large and it's well-balanced. I've had no issue with a variety of different plates and containers.
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Hello E. J., I do not know. We found the size of the pieces too large to be comfortable and returned them. I cannot understand why new silverware has to be gigantic. Sorry but I do not have an answer.
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Yep,got ours from Costco but will be returning it. The rust has starting to affect the dishes now. I thought I was getting a quality product, guess not. It was half the price tho.
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I had the issue with the plate fitting right from the start. It would keep coming off the thing that turns the plate. Seemed too big for the microwave. The plate fell out because of this and broke. Now I need a replacement. -_-
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I have Corelle plates and they do fit. They will knock over if you bump them. The plastic plates with a pretty thick rim that I use with my grandkids still fit, but not as well. I am doing dishes for 1 most of the time, so I rarely fill it full. It meets my needs.
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To tell you the truth, I only used these dishes for 2 years. I was very disappointed in the way the dishes looked with the silverware marks. I didn't get any kind of satisfaction when I contacted the company. I do not use these dishes any more....I had a service for 12..... I would buy these dishes ever again!
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Hello Ms. Hammond, We are very sorry your hanger did not work for you. Please use one of the 3 following options. 1. If you just want a refund just send the hanger back to the original vendor: 2. Sometimes we do find that heavier platters have to be manually adjusted for a more custom fit. If you have purchased the correct hanger your spring should be fit snug (tight) on the back of the platter. If not, the platter hanger is designed to easily adjust down to make the hanger fit properly. Just remove the plastic sleeves on the bottom or top hanger and then remove and adjust the springs shorter until the platter is snug against the springs. Once a good fit is found you can optionally clip the excess spring for a custom fit. 3. By the way you describe the problem, it sounds as though you could have possibly purchased the incorrect size hanger for one of your platters. But before we send another platter hanger, lets make sure you have the correct one. The fact that your hanger does not stay on, makes me think you may have the incorrect hanger for your platter or plate. The hanger you ordered is designed to be snug at any diameter from 16 to 30 inches. If it is not tight, it may be the incorrect hanger for your platter. Take a ruler or yardstick and measure the diameter of the plate (measure across not around). Also weigh the plate. Is your platter round or oblong? If so, measure the diameter of the shortest distance across the plate. How much does it weigh? What is the diameter (length across) the plate)? Are you hanging your platter vertical or horizontal? Please answer these questions and we can send you the correct hanger. Thank you! By the way.. You-tube has good information about hanging platters or plates.... Just search 'hanging platters or plates'. -Joe Joe and Readsome
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Yes! The plates fit fine but, the bowls need a little help - they do not stand like the plates so need a little more room.
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I bought a different set for serving bowls and my china did not have small bowls- not sure what I might have done if it did- if they are small might be able to buy one for cups or look around and see what options there are for bowls- definitely would not fit in the one pictured. That is just for flat plates and saucers.
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I used the bag once and didn't like it either. Maybe AB was wrong this once? Anyway, I went to a dishware store and bought two 6 inch stoneware plate and they work very well. One will hold most things but two will hold even floaty cukes. Be sure to cover the plates with liquid and you can spoon off the top if necessary. I actually loosely cover mine while fermenting with a large plastic bowl. Every batch has been good. Best of luck
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It doesn't fit in mine. I had measured the holder and I thought the dish would fit, but because the lid is so tall and the door of the butter holder is angled at the top, the door won't close over the dish. I had only measured the depth of the holder at the bottom; I hadn't realized it needed to be just as deep at the top.
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I didn't have any problems fitting a variety of food on the larger plates. I use the smaller plates for birthday cake only.