Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #4914 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 12-Inch
- Color: Red
- Brand: Kuhn Rikon
- Model: 2107
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .20" h x
12.00" w x
12.00" l,
.15 pounds
Features
- Set your timer, cover pot with spill stopper and go blissfully about your business
- Use as both a lid and a splatter guard
- Made of heavy silicone that's heat resistant up to 400 degrees
- Perfect for pasta, rice, soups, milk and starchy liquids
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
Product Description
KochBlume Spill Stopper by Kuhn Rikon
Stops Pots From Boiling Over
Tired of pots boiling over and making a mess? Use KochBlume Spill Stopper and never worry about pots boiling over again! It works as both a lid and a splatter guard.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By meissler
I tried this lid for the first time tonight on potatoes. I was able to cook them on a little higher temperature than normally used with no boil over. Everything contained on the lid. It does spit a little on the stove, but very minimal and not a problem Really happy with it and can't wait to try pasta next. Just be careful lifting the lid, use both handles and lift the whole lid. If you just peek under one side, steam burns, ouch!
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By Mar
I am so happy with both the small and large one. These are the best products for my pans. I had so so many spillovers and they really do work. You just leave the center in there when boiling things etc.I have also used it for splatter guards (frying things) in which I remove the inside flower looking thing so now I can get rid of my old splatter guard I have now with the handle.They store right on top of the pots so they do not even take up any extra space. I know they are little pricey but worth every penny.
16 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
By Catlady
I really love this spill stopper, but while it works very well in certain conditions, it doesn't work in others and there are problems with its usage even working perfectly.Yesterday I boiled a pot of kluski noodles that was filled nearly to the brim, and the spill stopper prevented it from boiling over, so it really does do what it says. The problem lies in when you go to test one of your noodles, or to otherwise view the contents of your pot. First of all, if you have your pot really full, it will sometimes boil over immediately when you remove the spill stopper. This can be remedied by perfecting the amount of heat you're using on the pot. Typically, my pots only boil over once and then settle down, but whatever temperature I was using the one time this happened to me must have been too high because the water was apparently in a constant state of boiling over. So that's one problem - be aware that it may sometimes happen if the heat is too high.The next is just getting the thing off the pot to test a noodle or when you're done cooking - it's holding back lots of hot steam, so you have to be very careful when you remove it or you'll burn yourself. One reviewer mentioned using tongs, which to me is too fiddly. I usually grab both little handles with my hands and quickly bring them up to the center and pull it off. That way my hands are mostly protected by the silicone. It's worked so far, but be aware that you need to come up with some safe, easy method of removing it from your pot.Additionally, it does not work on pots that have pouring spouts. This only makes sense as the pouring spout will allow boil over beneath the spill stopper, but it's something to be aware of if you haven't considered that possibility, as I had not. I only have one pot with a spout and I hate it anyway, so I'll just avoid using it with this. If your entire set of pots has spouts, though, this won't be a good buy for you.The final issue I have with this spill stopper is that it's hard to clean. All the starch wants to stick to the silicone and you have to scrub pretty hard to get it off. The starch also wants to get stuck in the little ridges that form the pretty textured design on the top. There is also a ridge running down the center of the bottom of the supports that keep the little removable flower from wilting into the pot. This is the part that really bugs me because I can't understand why that ridge is even there. It seems to me like they could have just designed the supports to be flat, which would make them much easier to clean. Perhaps these cleaning issues are not a problem if you use a dishwasher to clean it, but I don't have a dishwasher, so I can only tell you how annoying it is to hand wash it.Overall, I would definitely buy this again and would recommend it to others just as long as they're aware of the issues described above. To me, none of those issues are deal breakers, and they're worth it to have a product that does work at its intended purpose very well - preventing boil over.
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