🍳 Replace and Upgrade Your Cookware Lid Handle with Melzon Universal Replacement Knob - Heat Resistant, Bakelite Pot Handle in Black with Stylish Silver Lining Review

So other people said that the screw is too long. Now they have installed a screw that is too short. Will it really kill you, the manufacturer, if you include a few screws or even ask people to measure before ordering? Maybe the "universal pot lid handle" doesn't exist. I'll go to the hardware store and try to find the right size screw, but I was expecting more. I do not recommend ordering this loser.

Purchased to replace a broken lid handle on a medium sized Wearever pot. The original threads didn't match the new handle so I had to use the hardware that came with the new handle. The exchange took about 3 minutes, it couldn't be easier. The fit is perfect, it's stronger and looks better than the original. I am very satisfied with the purchase and can only recommend it.

The ceramic handle on my multicooker oval lid cracked in half so I bought this replacement based on the Revain reviews. It was very easy to install. You only screw in 1 screw. Almost impossible to screw up. It provides a snug fit on the glass and prevents steam from escaping or the handle from wobbling. I would recommend this to everyone! It would be nice if it came in white to match the old pen, but no reputable brand seems to offer that.

Bakelite handle (or whatever it was) on my geriatric rice cooker (>20 years old) fell into pieces. This is a great replacement - better than the original. Hope it lasts as long. Installation was easy - the mounting screw is a smaller diameter than the original (well, because it's a glass lid and enlarging the hole in the glass lid wouldn't be sustainable). It may have taken 1 minute after I found a utility knife to open the box and a standard #2 Phillips screwdriver (the most common type).

The screw that attaches the handle to the lid is too short; The screw doesn't reach through my rather thin tempered glass cover to the threaded receiver inside the grip. The handle consists of two components: the handle itself and a Bakelite disk, which serves as a heat shield and is located between the handle and the lid. Without the shield, the screw is long enough to attach the handle to the lid. However, this will result in your fingers touching the uncomfortably hot lid, so don't do it…

A good solution for a very old lid that had a completely failed Bakelite handle. Very similar in size, weight and quality to the broken one. I don't remember the brand, but it's very similar to the Revereware I grew up with. The instructions were a simple diagram as shown in my photo and are easy enough to complete in about 60 seconds. One star off because the screw is too long. An extra screw or longer in the handle would have given it four stars. As it is, I have a little gap with a tiny bit…