Will this fit on the pop ware food mat? The dimensions show this to be .2" bigger. Does anyone use both? What mat do you use? Thanks!
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no i only have the one for water. if the .2 bigger is in height it is not a problem and in fact .2" shouldn't affect the dish at all!!!!!!
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ill measure mines tomorrow. pretty big. i still havent found a bag to fit it. i purchased one for $12 but it only fits a mat thats 1/4" thick. and this one is double that size.
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Hi there! Thanks for the question -This mat is just shy of 3/4" thick. I hope that helps and thank you very much for checking us out!!
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The base is 2" and my stick blender fits fine but every brand might have a different size cover on the blade shield. We enjoy ours, good luck.
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What are the dimensions of the mat? Two people have replied with completely different answers! Which is correct?
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Hi M. J. I'm a 64 year old male and I use the Silicone Mat. Like you I need a replacement from a plastic mat, Yes it is more expensive but the benefit is worth the money. My wife also uses the Silicone mat for making pie crusts ware as I make a pastry that consists of Cream Cheese and Flour. This mat does not slip on the counter when you roll out your dough - a benefit from the plastic one we had.So for clean up soapy water - easy, and the mat folds up and doesn't loose shape for the next time you use it.I recommend this mat enjoy You can send me some cookies for the review Hi M. J. I'm a 64 year old male and I use the Silicone Mat. Like you I need a replacement from a plastic mat, Yes it is more expensive but the benefit is worth the money. My wife also uses the Silicone mat for making pie crusts ware as I make a pastry that consists of Cream Cheese and Flour. This mat does not slip on the counter when you roll out your dough - a benefit from the plastic one we had.So for clean up soapy water - easy, and the mat folds up and doesn't loose shape for the next time you use it.I recommend this mat enjoy You can send me some cookies for the... » Read More Hi M. J. I'm a 64 year old male and I use the Silicone Mat. Like you I need a replacement from a plastic mat, Yes it is more expensive but the benefit is worth the money. My wife also uses the Silicone mat for making pie crusts ware as I make a pastry that consists of Cream Cheese and Flour. This mat does not slip on the counter when you roll out your dough - a benefit from the plastic one we had.So for clean up soapy water - easy, and the mat folds up and doesn't loose shape for the next time you use it.I recommend this mat enjoy You can send me some cookies for the review « Show Less
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Absolutely not. Any damage to the mat, it should be discarded, according to the manufacturer. Fire issue maybe? I'd just buy a new pan to fit the mat.
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I believe the pro mat may have the markings on it for measurement. That may be more helpful if you are doing a lot of cakes, and bigger cakes. I'm an amateur at this, and really have had a hard time using this mat. I have never done big enough fondant to make it heavy enough to actually use gravity to have it come off.
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Danial. Yes, I have a Food Saver Model as well and this is the second time ordering both sizes. I works very well. Down side is that you have re-roll a smaller amount so it will fit inside the unit. Which really is not a big deal and very easy to do. Not to mention ten times cheaper then buying the oem brand or even generic. Good Luck. cga
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I agree with D. Hill. I also have a 5 quart bowl that I use this with. The only problem with returning is the shipping cost for the return if it DOESN'T fit.
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it's confusing because there seem to be 3 sizes of formbu mats (which I use in the kitchen. best of luck in finding the one that suits you the best. i have the smallest in the bathroom and the largest and 2 medium protecting my kitchen floors. best of luck
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It should fit. The dimension includes the raised portion of the mat, which can easily be bent for corners. You might have to cut a hole through it for the central post, which is doable, but it won't be as pretty. Overall, this is a really good mat. Sturdy, looks good.
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wider at the top, 2" bottom/2.75" top. I freeze baby food, seems to work well for this, but the material is thin. I have other molds that are much thicker.
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Yes, same as "THE MAT" just bigger in size. If trying to use THE PRO Mat with smaller cakes sizes you will find THE PRO is too big and will hinder your ability some when covering for these small cakes. Both are great products and I fully endorse them.
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Hi, so far I have the meat grinder, juicer and ice cream making bowl and they fit well. But for example the bowl shield didn't fit my glass bowl and also you need to look for model numbers when you buy additional beaters. My model was limited edition so not everything fits, but if you buy a standard model with a metal bowl, I think it's easier.
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when I used the liners I fit it snug to the bottom of the pan. It will form fit. I would not use it alone. I used the liner along with a plastic liner because my cat was older and tore the bag so it leaked. Saved me from having to scrub the pan because of litter leakage. I highly recommend these. The plastic wings can be a little long don't use the adhesive that's attached to the wings. Tough time getting it off my pan when changing.
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The mat is going to be snug and not look like it will fit at first because it hasn't been stretched. Did you get the tool to get hooks on the frame? This will help you get the mat on. Not gonna lie, it takes some force and muscle but it will fit. Hope this helps!