Do all of the 1, 2 , 3, 5 , 7 & 10 gallon smart pots have handles? Or only certian ones? Thanks!
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The description will state whether it has handles. If you will be moving your pots around get the ones with handles.
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Just certain ones and I cannot tell you wish ones. The nature of the pot is that it is probably best picked up by the oot than the handle.
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Only certain ones and I cannot tell you which ones. I did find that for my area having a taller pot was important. Check your root ball--they can be to shallow.
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It depends on the size of pots. for me two 3 gallon pots without having it bunch all together.
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I must agree with the previous four answers; 10" includes the handle. This is our second pot. We wore the first one out! Highly recommended.
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No, no handles and I don't miss that. Each of the three has a "lip" on two opposing sides, so you can pour things out easily. And the material (forget, but it's probably silicone) is non-slip. I tend to be klutzy but have never dropped any of the containers. I use at least one of these every day, from watering my plants to adding liquid to cooking pots. I keep them out on my countertops, stacked one inside each the other. Wouldn't be without them, and I've had them a long time now.
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They do not have handles. They are fairly flexible so you can squeeze them together to pour liquids. Only drawback is if something is really really hot you have to use a potholder or oven mitt. I've had mine for quite awhile and use them a lot. Great in the microwave! You can hold the largest one easily with one hand like a glass.
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It has 6 hooks just like in the picture. There may be a smaller version but not that I can tell. Ours that I bought on Amazon has 6 hooks. 3 of the hooks can rotate so as to allow for different orientation of the pots and pans for better fit. The hooks also can be adjusted for space. Hope this helps.
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Yes - there are solid rivet heads on the inside for the handles. The rest of the inside of the pot is smooth. It's a good quality pot and very easy to clean and sterilize.
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I only purchased one pot with handle and think they are great for moving the pots on my deck. They cost more so I resisted but if you can afford the cost they are better and sturdy so far-2 seasons.
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The "handles" are embedded in the lengthwise side of the cylinder. They allow for a pretty good grip. For me personally (I have short arms) I could probably use one more set of handles (I think there are two or three sets), but it's for the most part pretty easy to turn. You just pull it towards you (just make sure the lid is on ;) )
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I've used the 7 gallon Smart Pot last year. It did well. This year I am reusing them. I had one minor problems with one of them. The handle on one of my Smart Pots came apart. Both than that, I love them. Our gardens are clay and impossible to dig holes to plant. I use a variety of Smart Pots...not gorgeous, but they work and the are reasonably inexpensive.Melinie
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although these pots drain well they do finally get moist to wet at the bottom when watered heavily. I had to do this during unseasonable very hot weather. Once there this heavy they will rip and tear when carrying. I'm using 30 gallon pots remember! The smaller ones will be great and the handles are very handy.
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Yes they do. With the handles folded, all pots will fit together for easy storage. My kit even came with a net mesh bag for carrying.
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The handles are riveted on. The lid does have a small vent opening where the handle is attached. The small pan is 2 quarts and the large one is 3 quarts. I really like them. They're very pretty too. I got them for the induction feature. I think you'll like them too.
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My guess is that the pictures are incorrect. I have three sizes of All-Clad saucepans, and only the largest (4 quart) has a helper handle, so it's possible there is a picture of the 4-quart pot mixed in. This product, which is the 2-quart saucepan with the ceramic double boiler insert, has NO helper handle on either the pan itself or the insert. There is another All-Clad double boiler insert that is stainless steel, NOT ceramic, which can fit both the 3- and 4-quart saucepans but I strongly recommend this one with the ceramic insert, because it has superb heat control. This is the best double boiler I've ever used.
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Hi Sue,The handles are fine, just be careful not to touch the metal areas. Also, I advise you to use the pan for other things first to get used to them because these pots and pans are like iron pots-n-pans....they hold heat very well, so a little does it. Always start out small and work up to higher temps (lest you burn the stuff inside your pot). These are fabulous and I think you'll love it for what you want in peanut brittle.Ella
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Yes they do. Just like pictured. I love these pots and I will never own any other set than these. I promise you will not regret buying them!
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The 10 inches does include the lid handle. The pot itself is just over 8 inches high, but it is still tall enough for the asparagus, especially once you remove a portion of the bottom of the asparagus (that you would not normally eat).