How tight is the meshing? I am looking for something that would be tight in order to be able to lay smaller molds in a stable manner.
1288023
It is wonderful. In fact, I'm thinking of ordering another one. The 'meshing' is about 1/4"+ , perfect for cooling cookies, breads, cakes and for letting drizzled icing and dipped chocolates drain. I was really surprised at the size of the item and how sturdy it is. You won't be disappointed.
1288024
Mesh wires 7/16th apart all horizontal on one side and vertical on the other. Some racks use a woven mesh that might be more level for small molds.
1710190
I molded an object with a volume of 37 ounces but it took a set and 1/4 of another set of these bottles. Safe bet that if you have a model with a displacement greater than the one I did, you need two sets. Some find the simplest way is to pour rice around your model then pour the rice into measuring cups to get a better idea of how much. The hollow mold that I made was about 11.5 inches high and 4 inches in diameter with a width of 1 inch on the sides and bottom of the mold. So.. to encapsulate a volume of 37 ounces with enough material so that the mold was free standing it was a set and 1/4 of silicone at the least. My mold did not have a top though, with a top, it would have been a set and a half, no question about it.
1283112
I don't have much experience with this product. I've only tried it once with poly clay pushed in the mold. It reproduces well, but isn't very strong and will tear if you're aggressive with it.
1982466
I tried it with some little cups and it was hard to get it out, but I'm not sure on Playdoh molds.
1133885
Yes that will definitely work for that size of an object. Make sure there is enough surface exposed to desperate the mold from the object once it dries.
312959
I'm certainly no expert in the kitchen, so with that caveat, I suspect the answer is yes. The mesh is both dense and tight.
253680
The mesh is not flexible. There is a little give but not enough to squeeze inside a smaller pot. Plus there is the little stand where you could hang and drain on the lid of the pot. If you're frying small items in a smaller pot id recommend a wok mesh strainer. I personally use this big one to fry in a big outdoor fryer. Hope this helps.
972975
Mesh is close knit. I put raspberries in mine and no pulp could get through the mesh.
954866
I thought they were fairly stable. I was hesitant because the holder seemed flimsy when the molds aren't locked in, but I didn't have a problem at all, moving it from my counter to my freezer.
616345
The holes are quite small but not mesh. I wanted mine to skim off bugs etc. from the surface of my pool. They were too big for that but tadpoles, small fish and if I'm not mistaken craw dads would work well. Nice and sturdy too until my dog chewed the net off the frame:(
256926
Yes, I have molding at the bottom and it works great. It takes a couple minutes to get right. Dont get frustrated if it doesnt open and close properly just work with the adjustment of the corners,after you find the sweet spot it works amazing.
1524385
For small fresh water minnows you'd probably be better off with 1/4" mesh. 3/8 works well for shrimp and mud minnows. Hope this helps.
2096690
I'm still happy with mine. I have 6 molds (3 sets). Much better than the molds that are just rubber (they end up with flat spots where the sit at the bottom).
1617135
It is very fine mesh and would probably work well... I use it for all kinds of things from straining tea to cleaning berries etc... very pleased with it...
1617134
It is very fine mesh and would probably work well... I use it for all kinds of things from straining tea to cleaningberries etc... very pleased with it...
1863120
It is very fine mesh...so I think you could be all right with it so long as the coffee you are brewing isn't powder fine! I hope you enjoy this!!!
672627
I have it on a wicker rocker that is pretty Big and it fits well and nothing hanging out, but I am having a problem with Mold. Inside and out! But I have received good answers to my questions about it. Brenda