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Living TodayHome & Gardenfrom Living Today’s own listings, 1d ago

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4 Pcs Silicone Multi Purpose Kitchen Heat Pad Insulation Mat

Prices checked at 307 Australian retailerslast check 4m ago

$34.95$49.9530% off, says Living Today

Delivery: the deal doesn't say what it costs.

Rough guess for$10–$25, so about $45–$60 delivered

Our guess for a medium parcel, going by the item's name, not a quote. The store’s checkout has the real cost.

MaterialSilicone
Pieces4

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Crafted from durable silicone this versatile item can be used as a trivet to protect your counters from hot dishes and frying pans. Multi-use food-safe silicone is heat resistant so ideal as a potholder or trivet. Non-slip grid design assists in opening jars. Wipe clean with hot soapy water when necessary. Dimension:.

Specifications

Product

Brand: COOK EASYstore's listing

Size

Pieces: 4listed as “4 Pcs” · listing title

Materials and finish

Material: Siliconelisting title

Other details

Round: 18 x 18 x 0.8 cmproduct details
Square: 17 x 17 x 0.8 cmproduct details

What these specs mean for kitchen & dining

Features, as the store lists them

Round: 18 x 18 x 0.8 cm
Square: 17 x 17 x 0.8 cm

As listed in Living Today’s own product feed, with units converted to metric; we haven’t checked these. Confirm them on the store’s page before you buy.

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Deal facts

Store: Living Today
Category: Home & Garden
Price: $34.95
Listed was: $49.95
Last seen on store: 2h ago
Prices recorded: 2
Posted: 1d ago

Before you buy

Buying kitchen & dining

Check whether cookware is induction-compatible if you have an induction cooktop; many cheaper nonstick pans are not.
Dinner sets are often sold per setting or per piece, so work out the price for the number of settings you need.
Glassware and ceramics are the items most often damaged in post; check the store's breakage policy before ordering a large set.
'Dishwasher safe' and 'oven safe' have temperature limits on the label; the cheaper the pan, the lower they tend to be.

Policies change. Each note says when we read it; check the store’s own page before relying on it.

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