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Cooking & Baking

kozar

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8. For years,

Reply to Wonder Why (Reply #4)

Thu Nov 2, 2023, 11:15 AM

Nov 2023

I have gone to the “dollar store” , to the hair aisle, and buy a small, trigger activated spray bottle. Wash it well and refill with oil as needed.
Now I use 2 bottles that are right next to salt and pepper, 1 is canola, the other has olive oil.
Worst that could happen, the bottle melts.

Koz

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Cooking spray burn victim awarded $7.1 million in damages [View all] Diamond_Dog Nov 2023 OP

Sitting on a shelf 18 inches above stove??? No No No IA8IT Nov 2023 #1

I try to be careful when I am in the kitchen Marthe48 Nov 2023 #2

Sounds like they tried to do the container on the cheap Warpy Nov 2023 #3

We found a better solution. A refillable bottle designed to spray cooking oil after pumping the container Wonder Why Nov 2023 #4

For years, kozar Nov 2023 #8

I have no idea what a cooking spray is. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2023 #5

A cooking spray is cooking oil in a spray can Diamond_Dog Nov 2023 #6

Thank you. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2023 #7