🔴 Red Silicone Hot Pads (Set of 4) - 6 in 1 Kitchen Tool, Pot Holder, Splatter Guard, Microwave Cover, Jar Opener, Decorative Trivet, 8 Inches - Includes 121 Cooking Secrets Ebook Review

Now I keep them in key places in the kitchen so I don't have to find the right spot to set a hot pot down, take something out of the microwave, or even put one on open stubborn jug. It's pure quality, nice and thick yet easy to handle, and the true red color brightens up the kitchen.

Ideal for placing bowls UNDER the microwave or ON bowls in the microwave. Another thing my husband doesn't mention is that they are shiny airtight kitchen sink drain caps/plugs. Much better for washing dishes than a normal plug which always leaks slowly even after changing it several times. Big and thick like hot pads. However, it is too thick to be used as a hot mist.

Love love these hot pads! They are quite red in color and are very well made and look like they will last a long time. I thought they were so pretty that I hung them in front of the closet instead of putting them in a drawer. They bend and wrap around the handle, pan, and whatever else you need to lift when it's too hot. Also used to grab the jar lid to open it. I like this design a lot more than the waffle design. We recommend.

I have been using these heating pads for several years, both on camping trips and in the kitchen. On the plus side, they don't transfer heat from hot pots and pans. Especially when there is steam or the hot hand gets wet, it won't turn water into steam and bring out the hand like ordinary cotton pads. Cons: They can be a bit slippery, and odd-shaped utensils don't always go around corners as easily as a cotton heating pad.

Suck on nice silicone heating pads to protect my table and counter. Big and I love the snowflake pattern with embossing on both sides. I keep two for myself and put one in each of my daughters Christmas stockings. This set would make a great hostess gift. I love her. There's nothing like protecting your countertop and preventing bakeware from slipping. I highly recommend it! I enjoy writing honest reviews of my Revine colleagues. I hope you find this useful. FOR YOUR HEALTH!

They mimic the LeCruset brand pattern well, but it's a much cheaper imitation. Cons: The color is a neon red, not a purple. They are much thinner, 2 such coasters are the same thickness as a LeCruset coaster. If I had seen/touched them before buying, I would not have bought them. Pros: Inexpensive option, they are functional and protect my table while serving dinner. They are very easy to clean. If you want this model and have the money, go for the LeCreuset and not the imitation.

These trivets are good as trivets but only partial potholders. In the latter role, they don't protect hands from heat as well as a decent pair of oven mitts or good old soft pot holders. Be careful how you wrap them around the pot/pan and where you pick them up with your hand or you could burn yourself, especially with heavy utensils pressing on your hand. them on my counter or table so oven mitts and oven mitts are visible throughout the room. I used pot holders as trivets before I bought them

I've had them for almost a year now and they still look branded! I use them daily as oven mitts, coasters etc. They are so flexible they are perfect for carrying a bowl of soup back to the table if the microwave handle gets too hot! Disabled by difficult "hand/finger" use, they have just enough pattern to hold a bowl or plate, thin but secure enough for a hot casserole to be placed on my wooden table. Bought these for my parents on wheels and dad appreciates the extra space they gave to get rid