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Silver plated - gas reducer ring. picture shown in black is for illustrative purposes only.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
This does what it says on the tin and makes a small saucepan safe to use on my gas hob. Without it it would be very unsteady and with it it becomes stable and safe to use. It is a good value product, however I would like to see this produced in a metal that stayed looking good after several uses and I wouldn't mind paying a lot extra for this as this one looks patchy even after cleaning. But safety first and for the money: It's a great product.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Imagine the scene if you will. It is the first morning in your new house. The sun streams through the curtainless windows. You pick your way among the packing cases to retrieve the stove-top coffee maker, grinder and coffee beans you have wisely kept out of the hands of the removal men.
You take extra care in the preparation of your first coffee in your new home: this is both a significant ritual in taking true ownership, and an urgently required stimulant. You turn to place the coffee maker on the gas stove and, to your horror, it passes right through to sit on the gas ring below. At first you are disbelieving. And then your weary brain pieces the facts together. And you are led, despite yourself, to a horrifying conclusion: your coffee maker doesn't fit your new stove. Or rather, your new stove doesn't fit your coffee maker.
In mounting panic, the options flash through your mind: should I phone the lawyer and try and reverse the purchase? How long will it take to get a new cooker? Where is the nearest good independent café, and could I negotiate a contract for them to deliver to my door each day?
And then, unbidden, an extraordinary thought enters your mind. You cannot explain where it came from, only that if offers an escape from the crisis that has engulfed you. You reach for your smartphone, and open your Amazon app. Struggling to think of the right search term, you eventually alight upon `gas ring reducer', and the images that appear before your eyes are like dry land to a drowning man.
Simple, cheap, effective, with neat little retainers to prevent slippage. Silver rather than black, it is true; and after a few uses: blackened silver. Not pretty, but what is that stands between a roaring flame and a metal base?
And who cares? You can stay in your house. Your children can attend their new school. Your marriage has been saved. And you can make a perfect cup of coffee whenever you like.
You are Lord of the rings once again.*
*Based on a true story. Any resemblance to a normal person's reactions is completely coincidental.
You take extra care in the preparation of your first coffee in your new home: this is both a significant ritual in taking true ownership, and an urgently required stimulant. You turn to place the coffee maker on the gas stove and, to your horror, it passes right through to sit on the gas ring below. At first you are disbelieving. And then your weary brain pieces the facts together. And you are led, despite yourself, to a horrifying conclusion: your coffee maker doesn't fit your new stove. Or rather, your new stove doesn't fit your coffee maker.
In mounting panic, the options flash through your mind: should I phone the lawyer and try and reverse the purchase? How long will it take to get a new cooker? Where is the nearest good independent café, and could I negotiate a contract for them to deliver to my door each day?
And then, unbidden, an extraordinary thought enters your mind. You cannot explain where it came from, only that if offers an escape from the crisis that has engulfed you. You reach for your smartphone, and open your Amazon app. Struggling to think of the right search term, you eventually alight upon `gas ring reducer', and the images that appear before your eyes are like dry land to a drowning man.
Simple, cheap, effective, with neat little retainers to prevent slippage. Silver rather than black, it is true; and after a few uses: blackened silver. Not pretty, but what is that stands between a roaring flame and a metal base?
And who cares? You can stay in your house. Your children can attend their new school. Your marriage has been saved. And you can make a perfect cup of coffee whenever you like.
You are Lord of the rings once again.*
*Based on a true story. Any resemblance to a normal person's reactions is completely coincidental.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
This item is esential for everyone with a gas hob. I have been looking for this type of item for years.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Item excellent, postage ridiculous
This little trivet is lightweight, simple and effective. It works not only on gas hobs but camping stoves such as the MSR Whisperlite, making it possible to use a solo espresso... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Geraint Smith
Gas Ring Reducer Review
I would say that this is an absolute necessity for use on a gas hob. Modern hobs have wider gratings which means an espresso pot cannot sit safely on the hob. Read more
Published 2 months ago by JJF
Functional but does discolour with use
This is a handy and functional item for gas hobs. It fits over different size burners and works perfectly with our mocha. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Melvin
Ideal.
Had bought a new cooker but the coffee pot we have was too small for the flame. Saw this on Amazon,so rather than buy a new bigger pot went for this and it has proved ideal. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Abbeystead
Item not as described
This item is now only available in silver. I bought as I thought it was black but it arrived in silver. Buyer beware.
Published 12 months ago by Grumpy
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