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Reviews (2)
Jul 06, 2020
Gotham Steel Copper Crisper Tray
The size is what I need to fit into the countertop oven. Except for one concern this might be a great product to have.
My concern is the paint. A couple of days after getting this I saw a listing for a stainless steel version of this product. The copy mentioned toxic paint.
Now I am afraid to use this until I found out if the paint is toxic.
I have no way of knowing if the paint is toxic.
Thomas Smith
Feb 10, 2023
Drain Auger Cleaner
0 of 1 found this helpful I can't rate this because I have not used it but gave it "'YES" for the 3 above questions. My plumbing problem seems to have been resolved.
I do think [HOPE] that this was a good buy. I will tell others about my purchase.
I ordered this after checking the local rental price for the drill-size hand-held sewer snake. $60 for 4 hours. I then bought a better plunger and it seems to have been adequate too. I was using a fancy-designed plunger that was a big waste of money. After I submitted my order I went to Home Depot and saw a modern version of the old fashion bulb type (It is not as good as the original design of many years ago but was adequate to unplug the stoppage.
However, I am keeping the Drain Auger for possible future use. I am also going to one of the local independent hardware stores which stocks a better variety of items than Home Depot and buy one of the old fashion bulb plunger.