Have anyone used this for Idly/Dosa batter storage?
1815130
No, but it's a good size bowl, could probably use it for that. Mainly use it for salads, but has many uses.
1815131
I have not. I had to go online to see what idly/dosa was. There was a good Utube showing how to make it. The cook used a metal bowl that looked to be the same size as the wonderlier bowl. I don't know why you could not use the Tupperware bowl, but I probably would prefer a stainless steel bowl with a lid. Good luck.
1027545
I haven't tried, but it is difficult to get batter through that has been refrigerated. So I would think not.
1535032
I have one, but I'm using it on my maclaren techno. It nice to have. It sometimes gets in the way when putting away.
1863583
Yes. I have had spillage on the wires and the batter easily wipes off. The cones do not stick to the rack. Overall, its a great product!
1924303
Yes, I have. I put it on top shelf of dishwasher. It takes the space of about 2 mugs since I wash it in the open position.
1267869
I have not done but since it is a hard drive I am sure there is a way I use mine for movies for the grandchildren they plug it in to the TV saves a lot of space an no more scratched DVDs
759985
Yes I have. Used the basket for ice and bottom shelf for paper plates cups, etc.
658400
I have a 4-bay hotswap on one side and a 3-bay hotswap on the other. It works for me. The motherbard is pretty sizable, too. Both hotswap drivebays are shorter, trayless drivebays: StarTech.com 4 Drive 3.5in Trayless Hot Swap SATA Mobile Rack Backplane Just remember you have to get the extra drive caddy.
2232924
It will make dosa batter quite comfortably, I've done it several times now. Ginds rice or urad dal to paste in about 45 seconds, near liquid in 60 seconds.
459709
In my experience , I put 2 blu apples into my produce bin. I stored strawberries in their ventilated container inside of the drawer with 2 apples. The next week they were still good. So, I have decided to have extra apples around to stuff into clipped spinach bags, and bagged salads and veggies... the stuff you never have room for in your produce drawer. i think it will work like an enclosed drawer.I am impressed and I like that I don't have to wash out and reuse the green bags that serve the same purpose. Yes , this works. It is just a matter of chemistry. I liked the green bags too, years ago, but got tired of washing the bags and having them dry all over my kitchen and be messy looking. I like the blu apples better...but you need more than 2 to cover everything if you like having veggies stored. Hey, for cost of produce, why not try it? It works for me. I toss a whole lot less into the compost bin. Don't expect miracles, highly delicate items like raspberries will last longer than usual but nothing is a miracle cure for nature.
2062505
Yes and its perfect for Grinding dosa batter and preparing masala and chutney,it got juicer too which works excellent,am having it from around 4 months and it got daily work and working as per expectation.
1570097
Hi, I decided to look further at my rack after Reading the other responses. The other posters are right. I see that several of my dividers have popped out from the weight of my cookie sheets. So I think they're probably right it would not be a good idea.
2273974
I bought mine to cool cakes and cookies. It has never occurred to me to put this type of rack in the oven. Can't help there.
190505
I use it for cake batter too. It works.The good cakes need a good receipe though :)
1052681
These are best for use on a regular basis rather than long term storage. They r expensive and very flimsy for mass storage you would need several. Also when storing in a ziplock you risk a temp change when removing the whol bag from the freezer for a few sticks. They also tend to freeze together. Hope that helps. I loved the playtex storage system.
1342189
You will not have a problem with storage..battery will run out before space is used up.
1570094
I have not. However, I would say if the lap top is smaller than the height of the rack it would be fine. Otherwise too much weight on the top would be an issue. Also, if it were heavy on one end you may have a balance issue. Basically the base is a plastic. It is hollow under (like a shoe box top). The wire racking fits into holes that do not go clear through. The heaviest item I place in mine is a small terra cotta baking stone that bakes a half dozen bisquits. It is heavy but shorter than the racking so it is ok. I fill mine and it has no issue. Hope this helps