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The Purely Home Sea Life Glass Hot Pot Stand is designed for homeowners and kitchen enthusiasts who want a functional yet decorative way to protect their surfaces from heat. It provides a durable, heat-resistant barrier that prevents damage to countertops and dining tables while adding a coastal aesthetic, though users should be mindful that it is made of glass and can be slippery if placed on uneven surfaces.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1445205 |
| Brand | Purely Home |
No, it is recommended to hand wash only to protect the printed design and ensure the integrity of the non-slip feet.
No, this product is designed as a surface protector for countertops and tables only. It should not be used inside the oven or microwave.
When cared for properly by avoiding abrasive cleaners, the high-quality print is designed to remain vibrant for years.
It is made from tempered kitchen-grade glass, designed for heat resistance.
Yes, its aesthetic design makes it a beautiful base for serving cheese, crackers, or fruit platters.
Ensure the rubber feet are clean and free of dust, as debris can reduce the grip on smooth surfaces.
Use a mild glass-safe kitchen cleaner and a microfiber cloth to remove residue without scratching the design.
To begin using your trivet, simply place it on any flat, dry surface in your kitchen or dining area. Ensure the rubber feet are firmly touching the counter to prevent any rocking motion. This product is compatible with most standard metal, ceramic, or glass cookware. To care for the stand, avoid submerging it in water for long periods. Instead, clean the top surface with a damp, soapy cloth and buff it dry with a lint-free towel. Keep the stand away from direct flame or heating elements, as it is designed for heat contact from cookware, not direct fire exposure.
