Potholders Trivets Holders Coasters Diameter Review

How many times has someone put something very hot on my wooden table and created a hot spot? I wanted to leave something functional and beautiful on my desk so it doesn't happen again! These pot holders are the perfect solution for a rustic kitchen. They are perfect for protecting your wooden table and they look great! A win!

I bought this for my mother as a gift because she was having a hard time finding pink items for her kitchen. I rarely buy these items for my home online, but I'm glad I did. They were well presented for a gift with a bow. The colors in the picture are accurate, plus they are big enough and thick enough to use. She takes the pans straight out of the oven onto the trivets and uses them with ease on her painted wooden table.

After first use, the coaster melted, stuck to the bottom of the pot and fell apart. I am an avid cook and have not abused the coaster. After grilling some tuna steaks, I set my cast-iron skillet on a stand to take it off the heat and protect the butcher's counters. When I was about to wash the pan I had to remove the rack from the bottom and noticed that it not only burned/melted but also started to fall apart. I am so disappointed! It's really for looks, not functionality!

If you're concerned about putting hot food on the table, this product is probably for you! These hot pads are very well made from 100% cotton tightly woven into a round pad about 1/2 inch thick and about 7 inches in diameter. They are definitely significant. I originally thought I would use them to take hot pots and pans out of the oven, but they are too stiff for this purpose and are best used as liners for hot food to rest on after they're out of the oven were taken . I wholeheartedly…

Bought as a gift for my mum as she had a hard time finding pink items for the kitchen. I rarely buy these items for my home online, but I'm glad I did. They were well presented for a gift with a bow. The colors in the picture are accurate, plus they are big enough and thick enough to use. She takes the pans straight out of the oven onto the trivets and uses them with ease on her painted wooden table.

Although these coasters look very cute, the threads melted after the first use after a hot pot was placed on them, and the coaster stuck firmly to the bottom pot. In fact, every time we put a hot object on one of them, it stuck to the bottom of the pot. I've been cooking dinner when I needed to fry something in an ovenproof pan, take it out and then put it in the oven. After roasting, I placed the pan on one of these racks to prepare to put the pan in the oven. The grate sticks to the bottom of