🔪 Carrollar Color-Coded Flexible Plastic Cutting Board Mats with Food Icons, Non-Slip Backing, Set of 4 Review

Advertised with a thickness of 1mm. They measure a touch of more than 3/4 mm. If the texture is removed, 1/2 mm does not pull. Will send back.

Not very happy with this. They tend to twist and move around the granite counter a lot. I can still use them for certain tasks but will be replacing them soon.

They are nowhere near non-slip as stated in the product description. It's the same slippery hard plastic surface on top and bottom. I tried using them once and they slid across our countertop when I was trying to cut food. It was so bad I threw the whole set straight into the trash.

They are NOT non-slip as the product description suggests. There is no grip surface on the bottom, just a simple plastic waffle pattern. They slide and slide across the counter as if you just turned it upside down and the plastic slipped around. They're good enough for the price, but don't believe the non-slip claims.

Of course the best part compared to the plethora of chopping boards on the market are the colours! In a sea of matte white, black, silver or gray utensils, these cutting boards stand out from the crowd. When you need a cutting board, it's easy to find and use. No more searching for that damn cutting board to salvage a granite kitchen countertop. In terms of durability, it's solid and gets the job done. The lack of non-slip material on the bottom is the only downside, but I haven't had any…

I wanted to replace some flexible rugs I bought years ago at Sur le Table in Annapolis, Maryland. They have been well loved and used and are simply worn down from years of grinding. These were similar. NO! Not at all. They are thinner and have no support at the back. They slide over the counter. My old ones have a rubber net that keeps them in place while cutting. These things are practically dangerous. After use and frustration, I read the fine print that said "For incredible stability on wet…

Over sixteen hundred reviews of a cheap plastic cutting mat! G'varsh, the humans are certainly fascinated by their tough, knife-proof protective surfaces. Everyone. First. For emotionally unstable people who have a neural connection to buying a cutting mat, here's my suggestion: you can buy an almost identical but slightly more durable cutting mat from IKEA for $1. The IKEA cutting mat is made from BPA-free "porous" flexible HDPE plastic and comes in a variety of colors but without the boring…

If anyone wants to know exactly what this article is about then let me explain below as I have purchased it and am willing to give myself an experiment for the public. I certainly believe that you are looking for useful hints. This article is a flexible cutting board. What I mean by flexibility is that it can be bent to pour into a pot or pan if you're slicing something to cook with. this is extremely amazing. bright colors and a large blackboard. It's durable and doesn't move anywhere when I…

This was the perfect size for our chopping board and one of the few we could find that didn't have those unnecessarily large hanging holes in the corners that only make things worse. The price was encouraging and a blind buy. After a year, however, they were more or less disposable. Don't get me wrong, they still work, but they no longer lay flat even after being rolled in the opposite direction of the chain to become semi-flat again. This makes the non-slip texturing even less effective than…