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Cast Iron Skillet Care Tips

EasyLivingMall — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 05:42:35 +0000

Cast Iron Skillet Care Tips

If you take care of your cast iron skillet, then it will serve you well and probably will last forever. Here are a few care tips:

1. Don’t use dishwashing liquid or soap. Only use hot running water and a hard nylon bristle brush to scrub off residue.

2. Use a plastic spoon to scrape off what your nylon brush couldn’t remove.

3. Rub in a thin coat of oil while the skillet is dry and still warm after each use to protect its surface and keep it seasoned.

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Tags: Kitchen

OXO Good Grips Smooth Edge Can Opener

EasyLivingMall — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 14:49:25 +0000

Typical can openers cut out lids that have sharp jagged edges. Sometimes the lid may fall into the can and picking it back out can be tricky.

The new OXO Can Opener eliminates this safety hazard by cutting open the lid from the side of the can while simultaneously smoothing out sharp edges.

Your normal reaction to this product might be “Oh no, not another kitchen gadget that works once and then gets buried underneath a pile of tarnished utensils.”

However, this can opener is unique and really works as described.

OXO kitchen tools and accessories are ergonomic. This can opener conforms to the inner curvature of the hand for a “good grip.” The rubberized feel of the handles and the wide turning knob also contribute to the overall non-slip user friendly and safe benefits of the brand.

OXO Good Grips products have a distinctive look. This side-cutting can opener is no different. A product as stylish as this OXO kitchen accessory could win an industrial design award if it were entered into a contest…

Although the OXO Side-cutting Can Opener accomplishes what it was designed to do, there are a few minor things to be aware of.

It might feel awkward using it for the first time because the placement of this tool is over the top of the can, rather than to the side.

Turning the knob has such a smooth feel, you might think nothing is happening. It doesn’t have the “clamp on, puncture and crank” feel of typical can openers.

To remove the cut lid from the can, you need to “lift” it up with the built in pliers, which seem a bit too small.

The only thing left that may prevent people from owning this unique can opener is the price… It even costs more than some electric motorized openers.

If you need a new can opener that’s unique and innovative, then the OXO Good Grips Smooth Edge Can Opener will fulfill your expectations.

Tags: Kitchen