Will these work on stainless steel refrigerators?
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It depends, check your fridge. http://www.physlink.com/Education/AskExperts/ae546.cfm
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It did not work on mine, but my fridge has a dimpled surface. It probably will stick on smooth surface.
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Yes they should. These are the stsndard co2 size for most home carbonation systems.
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I don't have any idea as I mounted on the wall - and my refrigerator stainless so doesn't take magnets anyway. I would check with Blomus website
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I use mines on my stainless steel dishwasher and refrigerator. It worked on both of those fine. I would be concerned about the heat from the oven also..
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They absolutely will. I stock them on a textured wall and I'm sure the texture on fridge is smoother than my walls
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Probably. They are a non magnetic grade, which rules out the ferritic and martensitic grades. They work great and I have seen no evidence of galvanic corrosion between the sankey coupler and these ball lock fittings.
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Good question and I am not sure. But being that cold bluing is a rusting agent I really don't think it would work on stainless steel. JMO
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I took magnets off of my stainless steel fridge and I could NOT get them to stick to the pot. I did not try the middle of the bottom of the pot though, only the outer edges.
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Yes, it works on stainless appliances. But they will still need a stainless cleaner to shine them up. Stainless appliances are a pain to keep clean. I would buy another MysticMaid cloth before I ever bought another stainless steel appliance.
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I think they would work on just about any type pans. I use them on Todd English pans and they work fine. The opening where you put it on your pan is approximately 1/4" so as long as the rim of your pan is not thicker than that, I think it should work. Hope this helps. I love them!!
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I dont have anything stainless steel to test them on, but they have stuck to any metal surface that my grandson has used them on. The entire back of the letter is magnetic, unlike most plastic letters that only have tiny cubes of magnets.
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One of my cheapo refrigerator magnets successfully stuck to the bottom, so I guess that the answer is "yes." :)
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If your cookware is magenetic it will work. Take a refrigerator magnet and test it out. We had a set of stainless but it wasn't magnetic nor was all our specially purchased "green" coated cook wear.
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The black plastic ones work well. I've never seen them in stainless they would be difficult to cut to fit.
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The pieces are magnetic and they will stick to a refrigerator. Most stainless refrigerators however are not magnetic.
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I'm not sure, but any magnet will do. I'd lost the original and simply used a refrigerator magnet and it worked just fine.