Stackable racks

[Catscankim]

I bought these from wsp for curing cp soap, and I guess I should have done more research. I based my decision on reviews.

Anyway, they are just stackable cookie racks, the coated kind. I thought these were no good for soaps even though they were coated? Is covering the bottoms of these racks with paper towels or parchment enough to reduce contact with the metal?

Not going to send them back. If ot for soaps I do make a lot of cookies lol

Stackable racks

 

[AliOop]

I have a small rolling rack made of similar materials. I use parchment paper and have never had an issue.

 

[TheGecko]

I use freezer paper on aluminum cookies sheets without issue. With that said, if they are like the cooling racks I got for backing, my are sitting in the very back of the cabinet.

 

[Ford]

I use, rolls of shelve liner. From the $tore.

 

[Daisy]

I use, rolls of shelve liner. From the $tore.

Like @Ford, I too use the plastic (perforated) shelf liners from Dollar Store.

 

[Catscankim]

Thanks guys! I just don't want to risk anything after my latest soap carnage!

 

[Basil]

I use the plastic needlepoint canvases on a three shelf metal rolling cart. I have three carts I got on sale at Michaels and then just cut the canvases to fit if needed . So far I’ve not had any problems.