Do magnets stick to this? My daughter doesn't want a plain lunchbox.
1091412
Stainless Steel is not magnetic - its a good test when things claim to be stainless :)
1091413
that is a good question. fyi folks usually ask because that is a good gauge of whether or not the metal is true stainless steel. if magnets do not stick, that is not a good sign.
1703235
The dry erase board is actually not magnetic. There is a thin layer built inside that magnetic objects will stick to. Other than adding several magnetic strips to the back or using double sticky tape, I don't know how you would attach the board to the fridge.
1047277
The board itself is not magnetic - it's just a regular white/marker board for writing on. It has magnets to attach to the back so it can hang on the fridge.
1616586
No, magnets do not stick to either part of this ice cube tray. it's a great tray, contrary to complaints about ease of use. i filled and released ice cubes on the first try. just don't overfill the tray. keep the water level just below the dividers.
265237
Yes. A magnet will stick to the bottom of the pan. We have a large asparagus patch, and the pan has worked well for us.
1420094
Good question I tested mine and a kitchen magnet did stick. Hope this helps
1360961
Well, I just went in the kitchen and stuck a refrigerator magnet on it, and voila! It stuck. Oddly, it did not stick as strongly as it did on the 'fridge, but it did stick. Hope that helps. BTW it is a very good pan.
1132251
I took magnets off of my stainless steel fridge and I could NOT get them to stick to the pot. I did not try the middle of the bottom of the pot though, only the outer edges.
1601635
Yes, a magnet will stick to the bottom of this pot..............as well as the side, the top, and the handles...........
1931385
No magnets...it is pretty big to put on a refrigerator ..I cannot imagine it on a refrigerator actually
1281054
No my refrigerator magnets do not stick. The stainless is really good quality and shiny. The handle could get too hot especially if near the burner- I usually use a pot holder to be safe but have used it without and it didn't feel hot- I think it depends what you cook in it- Very versatile- FYI I use it mainly as a water pitcher to fill my water dispenser and to mix and pour pancakes in it- only use it to cook in when all my cast-iron enameled pots are in use.. Hope this helps!
714443
Generally, the lunchbox is quite good at keeping things cool. There is a removable plastic tray that fits snugly into the outside rectangular box. I make my lunches the night before, then store the tray in the fridge overnight. When I put the tray in the outer box in the morning, everything is very cold and seems to stay chilled until lunchtime. I think the silicon seal acts as a bit of an insulating layer. If I wanted to keep foods cold for more than a few hours, or if the weather were really hot, I would put the entire lunch box inside a soft-sided lunch bag along with an ice-pack. However, this makes it pretty cumbersome for the kids, who then have two separate containers to open (and lose!) which is another reason I don't find this lunchbox very practical.
1714321
No. The magnets are small and can occasionally come loose from the plastic letters.
2227842
Yes, a magnet does stick to the bottom. I haven't had any of the problems other people are mentioning, but the handles do get hot and you need pot holders.
595425
Yes, magnets do stick....I have the 10 and 12 inch, they should last you forever if seasoned and washed correctly over time....use them every day.
1538101
I have them in my kitchen, love them, and a magnet will not stick to them. Not sure if that helps.
1137195
I don't believe so. I threw the packaging away......but I don't remember it mentioning magnets.