topic Re: Baking Pan Protectors and Cookware Protectors in Kitchen

Baking Pan Protectors and Cookware Protectors

Lou808 — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 14:56:34 GMT

Hello!

Could you please request someone create or bring in Bakeware Protectors and Cookware Protectors? These are flat felt fabric separators placed in between ceramic bakeware or cookware. Make them in different sizes. The spacers protects pots, pans, lids, skillets and bakeware from moving - avoids sliding and scratches. Keep your items safe, secure and looking new!

Just a thought - that may be a HIT!

Regards,

Lourdes

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coffee drinker — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 15:03:00 GMT

@Lou808 Here's my 2 cents worth. While you're waiting for someone to "make" these protectors, I suggest using cheap, white paper plates to "separate" pots, pans and skillets, even dishes. That's what I use. Granted, they're not very pretty, but nobody looks at how I store my kitchen items. You probably have paper plates and as I said, they're very cheap or you could buy felt and cut it into the sizes/shapes you require. If you didn't want to go those routes, I believe you could find something like you mentioned at a kitchen store like Bed, Bath & Beyond.

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RedTop — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 15:05:56 GMT

I use coffee filters for this; much cheaper.

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Sooner — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 15:23:38 GMT

I have cut them out of felt or that lining stuff they sell at fabric stores. It's easy to do and they last a long time. Also, I get the exact sizes I need.

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wagirl — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 15:31:02 GMT

Paper plates work ok, I use the Rubbermaid shelf liner that is thick and has a texture on it---I bought a roll for under $10 at the bulls eye store and cut out the various shapes I needed.

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Mz iMac — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 15:51:10 GMT

From the Dollor Store......

I've had mine for eons.

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chickenbutt — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 17:56:47 GMT

I have a bunch of these felt pieces. The other suggestions in this thread are reallty great but if you don't want to do that, you can get the felt ones on Amazon, if not probably numerous other places. Not much reason to bring something like that here and pay much more for it than elsewhere.

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Snowpuppy — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 18:56:37 GMT

I'm thinking WM sewing section and most crafty stores like JoAnn's or HL would carry standard felt squares in 12x12 for dirt cheap.

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Daysdee — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 22:39:30 GMT

I didn't see them at Dollar Tree, but I have bought a couple of sets at Marshall's. I think Ross has them too. They would be a lot more at QVC plus the shipping.

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WORKING GAL — Fri, 01 Feb 2019 00:16:45 GMT

@Lou808 - All the kitchen bakeware,cookware, L&L, etc. are all wrapped in plastic bags (at least everything I have ordered). I use them to place in between each piece. They are always the size of the item, are free and protect the item. The glass items I ordered of L&L come wrapped in bubble wrap bags. I lay each bag on top of each container and it's perfect! Just a thought.

Re: Baking Pan Protectors and Cookware Protectors

esmerelda — Sun, 03 Feb 2019 16:23:43 GMT

@Lou808 wrote:
Hello!
Could you please request someone create or bring in Bakeware Protectors and Cookware Protectors? These are flat felt fabric separators placed in between ceramic bakeware or cookware. Make them in different sizes. The spacers protects pots, pans, lids, skillets and bakeware from moving - avoids sliding and scratches. Keep your items safe, secure and looking new!

Just a thought - that may be a HIT!

Regards,
Lourdes

@Lou808

Great idea! Lots of good substitutes mentioned too. Surprised there aren’t some Temptations ones already.

Re: Baking Pan Protectors and Cookware Protectors

Coquille — Mon, 04 Feb 2019 00:51:42 GMT

@Lou808 BBB carries in packages of 3. They are grey on one side and grey and white on the other. I think I paid either $10 or $15 per pkg and used my coupon. Easy to wash and keep clean!

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Daysdee — Mon, 04 Feb 2019 01:11:13 GMT

I think I paid $3.99 or $4.99 for set of 3 at Marshall's. When they have them they come in a variety of colors. If QVC carried them they would be a lot more plus the shipping. If you don't want to buy anything, probably a clean microfiber cloth between the items would work out.

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SilleeMee — Mon, 04 Feb 2019 14:39:29 GMT

I just use my old hand and face towels...lay them in between each pan.

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proudlyfromNJ — Mon, 04 Feb 2019 14:43:14 GMT

@SilleeMee wrote:
I just use my old hand and face towels...lay them in between each pan.

@SilleeMee. So do I. Even old dish towels. I buy the big bags of facecloths,towels, microfiber cloths,etc in Costco. Always have a lot of cloths! Lol.

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SilleeMee — Mon, 04 Feb 2019 15:43:17 GMT

@proudlyfromNJ

Back when I used to bake cookies, I would take old pillow cases and use them to store large baking sheets. Sometimes I'd cut them to make them a bit smaller...worked out great.

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loriqvc — Mon, 04 Feb 2019 22:29:04 GMT

I briefly used paper plates between pans and paper towels between stoneware and glass baking dishes, but I finally decided it was worthwhile to invest in two simple sets of the felt separators (on Amazon). I love them! I was always careful with my pieces, but the virtual elimination of clatter when using the felt separators is wonderful.

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noodleann — Sat, 09 Feb 2019 03:21:13 GMT

Lots of terrific thrifty ideas on this thread.

I was tempted by the idea of making my own felt separators, but last summer's horrific humidity here convinced me against using anything absorbent, so no paper plates, old towels/sheet pieces, or felt. I thought squares of bubble wrap would work, but I'd end up with more "come into my mailroom" than "welcome to my kitchen," so I kept searching.

I ended up buying sets of six silicone splatter lids that double as bowl covers in the refrigerator and microwave oven and can also be used to help open jar lids and the like. The sizes in the set run from 4" to 14", and since I have a couple of Curtis Stone's big pans, I needed the biggest size. They do the separator job and then some, and they won't get musty or moldy when the steamy weather returns.

If you search for B06ZZJDNYF on Amazon, you'll find them. There are other brands, styles, sizes, and colors, but these work for me. YMMV, of course.