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lakeland pan protectors, anyone seen any elsewhere?
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vikki_louise
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Hello, my mum is very careful with her pans and saucepans so not to scratch them. They are stacked with kitchen roll inbetween to protect, i think she would really like these lakeland protectors but lakeland is always pricey, has anyone seen them elsewhere? http://www.lakeland.co.uk/22314/Pan-Protectors
Also a silicone hob protector that you just peal off and wash instead of having to scrub the hob looks good but again expensive.
Thanks for your help
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Also a silicone hob protector that you just peal off and wash instead of having to scrub the hob looks good but again expensive.
Thanks for your help
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Google is your friend.
Found this
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pan-Protectors-non-stick-pans/dp/B000F5Z5F0Thrifty Till 50 Then Spend Till the End
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They look like the same sort of material as certain types of cleaning cloths - the slightly thicker ones if anyone knows what I mean. Could you cut some to shape?
Alternatively, table protector material, designed to go under table-cloths. My local fabric shop sells this by the metre. This type of material:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Table-Protector-Ivory-Heat-Resistant-Made-2-Measure-/180686404238?pt=UK_Table_Linen&var=&hash=item6fc411bd88
It's a foam-backed fabric, heavyweight enough that it wouldn't move around as I imagine kitchen towel does.0
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