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-BARSIC- [3]
3 years ago
6

2. Used in making cooking vessels' handles.oling utensils​

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1 answer:
leonid [27]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

"Wood" is the appropriate choice.

Explanation:

  • There seems to be an incredibly large variety of materials that could be used for cooking or kitchen appliances for something like the handle part. Ideally, this should generally is being used as handles as light as possible as the item doesn't quite melt throughout temperatures below around 212°F, doesn't quite absorb moisture, and is not made of any extremely poisonous element. I provide cooking utensils wooden, brass, acrylic, concrete, etc. including handles.
  • Optionally, a sturdy, non-slip, temperature transparent handle is what you want. I tend to like handles made of oak. Either method, I can still patch it with a fast journey to something like the scrapped wood bins and maybe a little shaping/scrubbing/oiling whenever anything begins to happen to something like the handle.
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