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Pasta night stops being a scrubbing session. This green silicone lid sits on the pot, lets steam out through its yellow petal vent, and holds the foam where it belongs. Cook on, walk away, and find the burner still clean.
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Pasta night stops being a scrubbing session. This green silicone lid sits on the pot, lets steam out through its yellow petal vent, and holds the foam where it belongs. Cook on, walk away, and find the burner still clean.
Stops boil-overs and foam spills on the stovetop while letting steam escape
Solves
- boiling over and messy stovetop cleanup
- pot lids that rattle or fall off during cooking
- burnt-on spills on hob and burners
- need for constant stirring or watching while cooking
Stop boil-overs before they reach the stovetop
You start the pasta, turn around, and find a foamy mess on the burner. This green silicone lid lets steam out and holds the foam in, so the pot can keep cooking while you get on with your day.
A flower that lets steam out and keeps foam in
A petal vent that opens under steam
The yellow flower-petal vent in the center lifts as steam builds and settles back down as the surface calms. That gap is what lets the pressure out, while the closed petals keep the foam where it belongs: in the pot. Starchy pasta water and milk are the two foods that test it hardest, and that is where the vent earns its place.
Stays put with side handles
Two side loops let you lift the lid off a hot pot without reaching for a towel. The flexible silicone rim grips the edge of an 8 to 10 inch pan and stays seated while the pot simmers. Seat it evenly once and it will not walk around on you.
Heat-resistant silicone build
The lid is made of heat-resistant silicone that works on the stovetop and in the microwave. Use it to cover a dish while reheating leftovers, then wash it in the dishwasher when dinner is done.
Set it on, turn the heat, walk away
- 1Fill the pot and start on medium
Bring pasta water, milk, or soup to a boil over medium heat. Starting lower gives the vent time to work before foam builds.
- 2Set the lid with the petal vent centered
Place the lid on the pot so the flower sits in the middle and the rim sits flat all the way around.
- 3Check after the first minute
Watch how the foam behaves under the petals. If it starts to rise toward the edge, turn the burner down a notch.
- 4Lift by the side handles
When you are done, grab the two side loops and lift the lid straight up. Set it on a trivet, not the burner grates.
Dishwasher safe, so cleanup stays short
- Dishwasher safe
Load it on the top rack after dinner and skip the scrubbing.
- Heat-resistant silicone
Works on the stovetop and in the microwave, so one lid covers both jobs.
- Lift by the handles
Use the side loops to remove the lid so you keep your fingers away from the steam.
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Does it fit my pot if it is 8 to 10 inches across?
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Wanelo · seller
Yes. The lid is sized for pots and pans from 8 to 10 inches, and it also works on bowls that fall in that range. Measure the rim across the top. Seat it evenly once and it will hold steady.
Will it stop foam from pasta water and milk?
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Wanelo · seller
It is built for exactly those two. The petal vent opens to release steam and closes to hold foam in. A full rolling boil at maximum heat can still push foam past any lid, so start on medium and lower the burner if foam climbs.
Is the silicone safe on a hot burner and in the microwave?
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Wanelo · seller
The silicone is heat-resistant and works for both stovetop cooking and microwave reheating. Keep it over the pot rather than sitting it on an open flame or a very hot ring, and set it on a trivet when you lift it off.
Does it stay on the pot while the food simmers?
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Wanelo · seller
The flexible rim grips the edge of the pot and the side handles give you a secure grip when you lift. It stays seated during a gentle simmer. If it feels loose, press the rim down evenly around the edge.
Is a silicone lid worth it compared with a splatter screen?
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Wanelo · seller
A splatter screen catches oil spray but lets foam straight through, so it leaves the same burner mess. One lid replaces that screen for starchy and dairy pots and cuts the stovetop scrubbing you do after every boil-over.
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