What grade is this cheesecloth?
1136095
I assume it was food grade, if that's the direction you were going in...if cheesecloth has different "grades" then I haven't a clue as to how to answer that question. sorry
1136096
It good for covering hot breads out the oven,or letting the yeast rolls rise. My grandmothers always told me to put one across my lap when shelling peas or so flies won't get in the food.
1136097
It is unbleached, so it is good for cooking purposes. I use it to strain cooking oil and it works good. The fine grade is the best for that purpose.
1136098
I didnt know they had grades and it does not say on the package but I can tell you what it does say to give you an idea. Its 100% natural ultra fine for basting, straining, steaming and cleaning...does that help?Oh good for polishint too..windows, mirrors and furniture.
1136099
This is extremely fine cheesecloth - but not a "tight weave". So it feels more like a nice heavy gauze than a cloth. I use it to line my tofu mold when making block tofu since it helps drain away water but will retain the curds - and the thinness allow me room to work when it has to be placed between things (like wooden boxes and their tops.
1136100
I'm not sure. It says ultra fine on the package and works great for making cheese. other than that I don't know.
1136101
It seems fairly open to me. I don't know exactly, but I'd guess #10 or #40. I made mozzarella cheese & mistakenly tried using the cloth. It held it, but several curds squeezed out. Mostly it was just little bits.
1729506
Steel, not sure what grade. It has a coating on it that gives it the look of being forged in the fires of Mirror. The coating is relatively good, there is one or two places where it faded slightly more than others.
2176608
18/10. nice and heavy. I put it in the dishwasher and then just run a towel over it if I have let it dry there. Gets spotty, but the spots rub off easily
14105
it is one color, per dozen - keep in mind these are super super thin. I describe them as cheesecloth, no way to be used as a dish towel. Mine went from package to the garage for use there.
1134420
I would say 1/4, but won't guarantee it. It's about like clothesline, and I use it as drawstrings for school kits. Substantial. Feels good to the hand, too. I would say it's "just like" the "survival" bracelets the kids are wearing right now. Hope this helps.
1385560
it's fairly fine-mesh -- we use it to strain broth. However, we're not too picky about having the broth turn out clear -- if you care about that, you'll probably need a second round with cheesecloth. Overall, a nice, strong strainer, though!
1497716
I don't have the weight, but it's got some heaviness to it. It feels and looks like a heavy banquet table cloth. To me, it has more of a cotton/polyester feel. Hope that helps! It's definitely not a lightweight tablecloth.
537777
I do not know grade but after about two years, there has been no sign of rust and drainer looks like the day it arrived. Happy with product.
1052860
There was no spec sheet, nor any information on gauge, rating, etc. The best I can tell, the company (R.L. Plastic & Son, Inc.) is an importer/exporter rather than a manufacturer. I have been pleased, however, with the plastic cover I'm using on my dining table. It is sufficiently thick to lay flat and drape nicely at the corners, and so far it has been resistant to my cats running across the table (the main reason I bought it to protect my table and linens from the cats)!! I would recommend for indoor use.
451703
According to the Gourmet Settings website for this product it is 18/10. You can find the discussion under Flatware 101 at the bottom of their site.
1259162
It is 18/10. I found a really nice description on the Macy's web site. I got out for Christmas and we've been using out since. It is the nicest flat ware I've ever owned. My husband is even impressed by it!
1726890
It is good sized. I would say the 13 x18 is pretty accurate. You can put several cheeses out at a time. It's a really nice cheese board, if always get compliments on it.
1025162
I don't see any scale type ratings on it..? But..I am an avid tanner....I liked the stuff...id buy it again. It is tingly. ...good price too..much more expensive in the stores.
1961557
It is commercial grade, definitely heavy material. I don't have a micrometer, but I'd say 11-12 gauge.
91294
No it is a good grade of a type of hide or suede. Not paper or plastic. My grandson loved it. Only problem we had is the strap is a bit too long. But that is a quick fix. He is only 2.
1961053
It says "commercial grade" on Amazon page description. I just know that its thick, sturdy, and heavy (not thin and flimsy - better than the Wal-mart nonstick or Wilton nonstick brand--unless you like nonstick :-). I bought the 3-piece set (cake pan, sheet & cover) and they fit perfectly in my Breville Smart toaster oven. Easy to clean too.
975068
I received the one with the handle, and under the ingredients it is listed food grade. Hope that helps :)