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Stove Top Pot Holder

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Stabilizes pots for stirring, helps prevent accidental spills

Your Price: $11.95

Retail Price:$13.95

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Product ID:NC28221

Manufacturer:North Coast Medical Inc.

Wire frame holds the handle securely
Suction-cup feet secure the frame on the stove
Accommodates different size handles

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The Stove Top Pot Holder keeps pots and pans in place while contents are being stirred. The wire frame holds the handle of a pot or pan, keeping the pan from accidentally turning and causing spills. People with arthritic hands will find this pot holding aid easy to use.

The Stove Top Pot Holder is easy to use. Place the pot or pan handle in the slot of the steel-wire frame, and attach to the holder to the stove top with suction cup feet. The pot holder accommodates different sizes of pots and pans, and works best on electric stoves. Wire frame has an epoxy coating to prevent scratches on ranges and cookware. The Stove Top Pot Holder is great for people who have trouble holding a pot due to arthritis.

Stove Top Pot Holder Specifications:

Measures: 10.5 inches long, 9 inches deep, 5.5 inches high.
Materials: Epoxy coated steel wire with suction cup feet.

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Q: Do you have a version of this item for a flat top surface stove or will this product work on that kind of stove top?

Asked by: Tracy - 5/15/2016

A: The Stove Top Pot Holder will work on a flat top surface. Be sure the suction cups don't come in contact with temperatures exceeding 140 degree.

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Answer provided by: Andy (5/15/2016)

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Q: WILL THIS WORK ON A ELECTRIC RANGE?

Asked by: OMAHAGUY - 1/13/2016

A: Yes, the only thing I would be cautious of is not letting the suction cups get too close to the heat. They can withstand 140 degrees, but anything hotter may melt them.

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Answer provided by: Andy (1/13/2016)

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Q: Getting this item be used on a gas the gas stovetop?

Asked by: Tracey - 7/27/2015

A: Gas stoves typically have an elevated deck that a pot sits on. The Pot Holder is 5 1/2 inches high so you might want to measure from the top of the stove to the handle of a pot to make sure the Pot Holder is high enough.

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Answer provided by: Banks (7/28/2015)

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