TENTA KITCHENUtility Foldable Silicone Trivets, Expandable/Collapsible (Suqare trivets Set of 6)

The media could not be loaded.  This was the perfect solution to having to clean that cheap plastic stand it comes with the ninja Foodi.After posting videos, I feel like I should’ve been paid for promoting this product because I got over 200 likes and comments so I know they got a lot of sales from my post!

Plus side: no more god awful scraping noises on the new quartz countertop like the last set of metal trivets.Also plus side: They fold up nice and small for storageDownside: the plastic circle in the middle is slightly taller than the legs of the trivet and you end up with a slight amount of wobble with smalller/lighter objects

The bright colors only add to fun and usefulness of these trivets--they are "expandable" by folding out the triangles to accommodate larger hot dishes; for smaller ones, the triangles can be folded inward to save space. The rubbery texture makes them non-slip which I appreciate, and they won't scratch surfaces. I haven't had to clean them yet, but I imagine that if one had a nasty spill on one of these (a lumpy sauce, for example), an immediate rinse with hot water and a soak in soapy water should do the trick. If gunk were allowed to dry on them, I think cleaning them might require some effort--after a good soak and rinse, probably an old soft toothbrush and possibly a mildly abrasive cloth would help. Overall, I'm very pleased with both their looks and their utility.

I saw this product on one of those lists on Facebook. I really needed some trivets because I have very limited counter stove space to put hot cookware. When I pulled one of the trivets out of the box one of the arms was loose in the box. I was able to snap it back on but not a really good first impression. I used them for the first time a week or so ago and I was impressed by how well it could withstand heat. I used it again last night with 2 different pans and it worked wonders. So for the price of what $12 I'm not even mad. If they get a little dirty just wipe them off with a damp cloth or rub with your finger. It's really that easy.

I am not a fan of the trivet that came with the Foodi, it is hard to clean and get off the basket. This has made life a little easier because it fits right in the pot with the basket on top and clean up is a breeze.

I bought these trivets because I thought silicone material is a poor conductor of heat and might be a cooler option over stainless steel trivets. There are 2 problems here:1. When you keep a hot utensil on the trivet when it is flat it sweats and leaves its imprint on the surface; this is very noticeable on wood because the wood pores opened up with the moisture. It took me two attempts to lighten the mark with toothpaste+baking soda mixture, and the mark is still there (the photo you see after the attempts).2. When you twist the trivet to raise it (doesn’t sweat this way), the fold opens up and becomes lopsided. This is troublesome.I’m going back to old-fashioned stainless steel trivets.

I am a lover of all those kitchen accessories that you don't NEED need, and yet really need. I love these things because they are compact and well-made. They are easy to throw into storage when you're not using them, easy to pop out for use, and are a good thickness so that you really are not risking damaging your table/placemats with hot items. I don't think it probably matters to anyone else, but since I happen to have three kids, for meals where everyone needs one, they really like being able to choose different colors. They do the job and are easy to clean up with a wipe. No more oddly misshapen placemats being victim to overheating again!

The design and colors are very nice. They also protect tables very well. I've used them for pots coming straight from a 450 degrees oven and the silicone on these could handle it perfectly.The cons though:- they're sometimes a bit small, but then simply use 2. Good thing you get several for that price- Pots and pans that are about 6 or 7" in diameter are not very stable on them due to the high spacing of the branches. A fifth bar would be welcome

used under the pan in our Ninja, the original part broke, does the job perfectly well, in fact its better than the original part.

Very useful to used to air fry in my ninja foodie

These are brilliant. They can be stored into a corner of a drawer and when required opened out to put hot pans on. Shared with a family member as well who thought they were great.

When i saw these trivets i thought they looked great .i have thrown away my metal ones as they took up to much room. Now i have my multi coloured ones on my worktop they do not take up hardly any room but when unfolded are big enough for the largest Sauce pan. I really love these i recommend.

Good value for money they really are good for putting hot pans straight into your table without marking your table also holds pans still while trying to mash things or dish up