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<blockquote data-quote="Quilter99755" data-source="post: 934549" data-attributes="member: 33687"><p>I like expand too...even with my crock pot I have them. Only once did I take my eyes off of the cooking soap and yes it was all over the counter. Since then I am more diligent! LOL</p><p></p><p>I do have a smaller heavy pan...can I assume that I want a heavy pan rather than a light one? Maybe I will test out a very small batch, keeping within the 2 X size, in that one before I go out and buy one of my own for soaping.</p><p></p><p>What about the type of handle? I know if I used my SS 6 quart pan that has two small side grips that I would need help if I tried to pour the soap into the mold. I was looking at one with a long handle, thinking I could lift and pour. Am I dreaming about that or will it be too heavy to maneuver? </p><p></p><p>Another question I just thought of. We always tell people to watch out for metal racks as sometimes even if they are listed as SS it is a light coating and easily worn off, leaving bare metal to touch our soaps. Is that something I have to watch out for? Are there "magic" numbers when shopping for SS cookware? Could I trust a pan that says SS on the bottom at a garage sale? Any brands to stay away from? </p><p></p><p>Or am I turning into my dear hubby who always over-worries things to the point of not ever taking that first step? They say you look like your spouse as you age...it's easy to pick up nasty habits too! LOL</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Quilter99755, post: 934549, member: 33687"] I like expand too...even with my crock pot I have them. Only once did I take my eyes off of the cooking soap and yes it was all over the counter. Since then I am more diligent! LOL I do have a smaller heavy pan...can I assume that I want a heavy pan rather than a light one? Maybe I will test out a very small batch, keeping within the 2 X size, in that one before I go out and buy one of my own for soaping. What about the type of handle? I know if I used my SS 6 quart pan that has two small side grips that I would need help if I tried to pour the soap into the mold. I was looking at one with a long handle, thinking I could lift and pour. Am I dreaming about that or will it be too heavy to maneuver? Another question I just thought of. We always tell people to watch out for metal racks as sometimes even if they are listed as SS it is a light coating and easily worn off, leaving bare metal to touch our soaps. Is that something I have to watch out for? Are there "magic" numbers when shopping for SS cookware? Could I trust a pan that says SS on the bottom at a garage sale? Any brands to stay away from? Or am I turning into my dear hubby who always over-worries things to the point of not ever taking that first step? They say you look like your spouse as you age...it's easy to pick up nasty habits too! LOL [/QUOTE]
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