We have some large pots, what is the largest they would protect? Also what are they made from and how have they held up with use and cleaning?
1101322
They protect all my large pots and frying pans. I even use them between cookie sheets. They sit in the center of the pan and lift the pan above it so they don't touch. They are soft, made from felt. I haven't had them long enough to clean them but I expect them to be durable. They are not flimsy.
1101323
My largest is a 12". They seem like a stiff felt material and mine have held up well also. I haven't tried cleaning them since they sit between clean pans, so I'm not sure I'd they'd wash well.
1101324
About 12"" would be the max, I think. They've held up well...when I can get my family to remember to replace them after they use a frying pan or pot :-)
670652
I'm not sure how the copper hard anodized will hold up because I've only had them a short time. However, I bought them to replace another set of comparable (though non-copper bottomed) Analon non-stick pots and pans and they held up _great_ for eight years of hard use. (I only replaced them because they went with the ex!) I anticipate the same for these.
1506412
Sir, I would not buy these pots. They are the worst set I've ever owned. I followed all manufacture instructions and food stuck to each from the very first use. I've owned them 6-7 months and I'm already looking at other sets. I would not recommend them to anyone.
237290
It is heavy duty so it will hold up well.I have Anolon heavy duty pots and pans and have no complaints.
1844280
Hello,faI am sorry I can't answer since we moved and have packed all the pots. I think Amazon can request this information from the manufacturer for the benefit of her customers.Cheers,Emmanuel
261971
So far we haven't used it much. We have been scared to. The 12 & 16 quart pots stick and burn all the food we have tried to fix in them. I guess I would say I don't trust what might be unseen in the water. We just use it as a decorative item. Your call but it is made out of the same stuff as the pots. I wished I had read the comments before we purchased the three items. A big waste of money. IMO. James
1884867
I had a large cover on a pot that fit good enough. I read the cover that is suggested doesn't work so save your money.
2074941
I dont think they are made of steel. They are very lightweight. After a few cooks the bottom started showing burn marks..im not sure if its because of the paint on the outside of pots..but they do the job.
2019540
Buy a silicone boil over safeguard cover. It works great. I use it all the time. Fits most pots.
221195
I'm not sure what the inner tank is made from. It looks like stainless steel, but it could be aluminum. I just add water daily to top off the pot, but over the months, some scaling does develop on the inside of the tank, so it may be prudent to clean it several times a year.
1720011
It's more of a saucepan but heck, I'm adventurous. You'd have 2 create a seal. I'd use tin foil then a small lid or plate weighting it down as nec. if it doesn't worl you've still got a bitchin lil pot!
1617388
I use a heavy stainless steel stock pot. This works far better than a plastic bucket.
1123388
large cast iron pots, no problem. after using this stove we have no complants
1905954
This is an old company, they are conscious of the dangers of lead. The pot is beautiful, very high quality. It is a great value for price. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another pot from them.
1601617
What did you clean in it?Did you try cleaning with a steal wool without soap on it. A fine grade. Can get it at any hardware store. Use dawn liquid dish soap.will have to scrub to remove black marks.The pot should be fine to use since you used dishwasher soap witch is used all the time for cleaning dishes you eat on.I have canning pots that change color because of chemical reactions and are fine just discolored.
59248
I think this is made of iron or something very sturdy. It is a great piece! It is rather hard to assemble and requires great patience but is well worth the time. Your pots rest on the curved center railings--larger pots on the bottom graduating up to smaller pots on top. If you carefully tighten each screw according to directions it will be very stable. If you have bright enamel cookware it looks very decorative and sophisticated. Creates good storage for a corner of your kitchen.
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They actually hold pretty large terra cotta pots with a lip. I guess the biggest I've used is9-10"