Fun Rotelle Shaped Silicone Trivet/Hot Pads for Kitchen from a Series of Pasta Inspired Gadgets Cool Hot to Protect the Countertop Original Accessories by Monkey Business

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Amazon ☆ The soft and flexible silicone trivets can be used as a trivet to protect your kitchen surface from all scalding dishware. The unique yet practical and durable trivets are also suitable for kitchen mats, table mats, bowl mats, dish mats and pitcher coasters. ☆ The large size: 20*0.6cm/7 3/4'' * 1/4'' ; Extreme temperatures range from -40°F to 482°F; And the 3 kinds of carving-shaped kitchen components add style and function to your home. ☆ Easy to Clean and Store: Simply wash it with your hands or throw it into the dishwasher when it need to be cleaned; The flake is designed for easy overlaying and the hole for easy hanging and convenient storage when not in use. International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions.

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☆ The soft and flexible silicone trivets can be used as a trivet to protect your kitchen surface from all scalding dishware. The unique yet practical and durable trivets are also suitable for kitchen mats, table mats, bowl mats, dish mats and pitcher coasters. ☆ The large size: 20*0.6cm/7 3/4'' * 1/4'' ; Extreme temperatures range from -40°F to 482°F; And the 3 kinds of carving-shaped kitchen components add style and function to your home. ☆ Easy to Clean and Store: Simply wash it with your hands or throw it into the dishwasher when it need to be cleaned; The flake is designed for easy overlaying and the hole for easy hanging and convenient storage when not in use. International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions.


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Brand Monkey Business
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  • 7290016067934

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