Silicone Nonstick Measurement Counter Kneading Review

Well they used it once and usually. Still slipped a bit on the counter and was big which was great! But on the first cleaning I noticed that it had tears where it had been folded in the box. We only used the cutter that came with the mat, and not even when it was splitting. Wanted to go back but we're out of a return window right now so we're taking advantage of it just remembering the flour can pass through. And while I love how big it is, it's very difficult to clean! I need a big sink.

We make a lot of pasta and baked goods from scratch and before I found this amazing mat I was always worried when cutting dough that they would ruin my countertop would. I also have to clean the countertop very well before I start because I definitely don't want any particles getting into my dough. With this amazing perfectly sized rug I don't have to worry anymore and cleaning just got a whole lot easier. The only thing I would like to say is that it is quite thin so it takes practice to style

This baking mat does everything I was looking for. It's big enough to fit what I wanted it for. Egg noodles and yeast bread. The only problem, and it's not even a problem, is that I don't know how to keep it safe. I rolled it up. I think I'll nail some nails in the top of one of my closets so I can roll it up and maybe put a kitchen towel around it to keep it dust free and just leave it there. about nails.

Can't say it's easy to clean. It has a slightly sticky surface, so crumbs and flour stick to it. I use the tissue paper it came in to roll it up after use as it's sticky and I don't want it to stick to itself. She's *huge*! Exactly what I wanted but I don't think I really realized how big it is! Not complaining, just a little surprised. I can roll anything on it and it won't come off the edges. The little brush that comes with the kit is pretty pathetic, so don't rely on it if you need it. The…