Will a magnetic strip holder that holds knives, spoons spatulas, tongs, hold these utensils? Magnetic strip is very strong. Utensils must be magnetic stainless steel, not just stainless steel. Question: are these magnetic stainless steel?
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i'm i can't help you with that - i do not have a magnetic strip of any kind to test these on - sorry
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Hi Ellen,My guess is yes. I think it's heat that reduces magnetism. The magnets are not as strong as let's say a knife strip you install to attached knives. However, it's pretty strong.Hope this helps!-G
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Yes, as long as you have the room for the knives under the cabinet the magnet will hold them. I love mine. The wood is great quality and the magnet is very strong. :)
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Yes - the back is "magnetic" but since it is mounted in a steel frame the holding power to the rear is limited. The effectiveness of the magnetic strip is not outstanding - for your purpose go to MSC and pay $50 to $60 for a real magnetic strip tool holder which has a strong attraction - this item is far less expensive and of lesser quality.
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I don't think so. My husband held one of our refrigerator magnets against both the bar and the supports and it was not attracted to either. It WAS attracted to the stainless steel utensils we have hanging from it.
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No, pans must be magnetic. If its just copper clad over a magnetic material it may work. To be sure test pan bottoms with a magnet. Strange thing is most stainless steel is not magnetic but most stainless pans are. Go figure. Test pans first.
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Yup! They're metal so they will absolutely work with a magnetic knife holder.
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No, they are not. Only the handles are stainless. The rest is chrome plated steel. A simple magnet is all that's required to prove this. Stainless steel is not magnetic. So if the magnet sticks to it, it is not stainless.
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Dear J. Field, According to the staff at LG, stainless steel is not a magnetic alloy and typically will not work with magnets unless there is a ferrous layer behind the stainless steel giving it the appearance of being magnetic. They recommend their Titanium, Smooth Black and Smooth White finishes for magnets.
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No, it is not magnetic. I got out my neodymium magnets and they would not stick ot the Cuisinart pan. I tried a Farberware pan and another stainless steel pan- Living Home brand and they were magnetic.
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I don't think it is strong enough. A magnetic knife holder would be better.
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yes.. the magnet on the back is pretty strong and had no problems holding my typical spices on the fridge... assuming your fridge is metal, some stainless colored fridges are non-magnetic.
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It's not magnetic. It is designed to hold papers with a roller ball system hidden inside metal strips. If you want something to hold scissors, you may want to consider the magnetic knife strip: Norpro 18 Inch Aluminum Magnetic Knife Bar
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I am a mechanical engineer. I can't give a precise answer, but in general the lower the quality of stainless steel (SS) the more it will attract a magnet. The sides of this dish rack do not seem to attract a magnet at all, =&gt; good SS. However, the wire parts have a very strong magnetic attraction, on the level of ordinary carbon steel. The wire part is shiny, suggesting that it is nothing more than plated steel. =&gt; Not SS at all. I find it to be very functional in design. But to call this product SS is false advertising.
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Yes, keeping in mind the blades will need clearance above the magnet strip, and the handles should have space to hang down.I couldn't put mine where I wanted due to electrical lines and an outlet in the wall, but am pleased with my knives being out of drawers and off of the counters.
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I used 5 coats and regular kitchen magnets will stick, but will not hold anything. I bought some 3/4 inch rare earth magnets and they form a very secure bond now with my wall. The rare earth magnets hold large sheets of my child's painted artwork easily. After trying the rare earth magnets, this seems like an excellent product. If I'd stuck with the kitchen magnets, I would still be disappointed.
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If the nickel content of the panel is too high, magnetic objects won't stick. However, that being said, even if magnets can be attached, even a very strong magnet wouldn't be strong enough to hold your utensils.