Kitchen

[sidsmom]

That cart is perfect for those who don’t have counter space

BUT

(repeat)....BUT......

I would be scared to use without thinking out the process.

A 6-qt full will be someone heavy & if placed on the top shelf

with nothing below, it’s ripe for tip-over.

What is the weight capacity for each shelf?

[momtochloe]

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@sidsmom wrote:

That cart is perfect for those who don’t have counter space

BUT

(repeat)....BUT......

I would be scared to use without thinking out the process.

A 6-qt full will be someone heavy & if placed on the top shelf

with nothing below, it’s ripe for tip-over.

What is the weight capacity for each shelf?

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I smell what you're cooking @sidsmom but for the carts I have seen in person they are sturdy enough and should not be an issue but thanks for flagging this as knock-offs could be a big problem. I guess buyer beware!

[sidsmom]

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@momtochloe wrote:

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@sidsmom wrote:

That cart is perfect for those who don’t have counter space

BUT

(repeat)....BUT......

I would be scared to use without thinking out the process.

A 6-qt full will be someone heavy & if placed on the top shelf

with nothing below, it’s ripe for tip-over.

What is the weight capacity for each shelf?

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I smell what you're cooking @sidsmom but for the carts I have seen in person they are sturdy enough and should not be an issue but thanks for flagging this as knock-offs could be a big problem. I guess buyer beware!

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True.

I definitely use on the lowest shelf...using natural release only.

If used on the top shelf, I would counter balance it with something

heavier the bottom shelf & locked wheels. #RespectThePressure

But that’s just me...”I’m a Safety Girl”