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From: Jaye Eldridge (no email)
Date: Thu Jan 04 2007 - 22:32:21 EST
I love my silicone pans. Lightweight, non lethal as a projectile, easy to clean, nonstick.
To: Lew Hodgett <>
Cc: ; "" <world-cruising at yahoogroups dot com>; TWL2 <>; LIVE_ABOARD <live-aboard at crux dot astro dot utoronto dot ca>
Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 8:51:57 PM
Subject: Re: lv-ab: Silicone rubber bake pans
Lew Hodgett () wrote:
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> Sooner or later the rubber will cut, tear, wear, whatever, and the pan
> will then probably start to rust and end up in the junk.
ummm I don't think you have seen these pans. I have some. there is
no metal involved. they are pure silicone. I'm quite happy with mine --
they are lighter, easier to wash and store, and absolutely will never, ever
rust :-) whether they can be punctured or torn is another question --
I think it would take some doing as the silicone is quite thick and
tough. anyway they are not coated, they are 100 pct silicone. you
can bend them, and they would probably bounce if hurled at the floor
with great force. I haven't used my metal bake pans at all since I
got these.
de
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