Do the pans have a hole completely through the handle for hanging on a pot rack? I can't tell in the pictures if it's a hole or just an indent.
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Yes. They hang on my rack, but it took some getting use to, as the holes are at an angle and took a little fanageling
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Yes. There is a hole completely through. I took a picture of it to show you, but I can't see how to upload it.
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Yes, you do have a hole on the handle, I have had these pans for 3 months now. Very satisfied.Metal handles, can go in broiler also.
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I haven't used my pans in the oven yet but the rubber handle slides off and leaves a solid metal handle. These are by far the best pans I have ever had!
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Not sure of the terminology but I would say that they are riveted on. There is nothing that goes all the way through to the inside. I have had this pan for over 20 years and just bought one for my daughter so every time we make sauce or soup I don't have to take my pan over her house. I love this pan. Handles on my 20 year old pan are completely secure just like it was brand new.
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The holes are intentionally there. If the batter is too thin it leaks in the oven. If the batter is thick it bakes beautifully. Use a strip of grease paper to cover holes if you have to.
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Yes they do have a hole in them. And not hinged at all. I'm a "lucky" owner of 100ct red eggs now. No assorted hinged eggs in 5 different colors as described!
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The handles can become hot. For normal heating up something they are fine. But for prolonged cooking I do need a pot holder.
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I experienced no problem with the pot handles at all, but I only used the stovetop, and not the oven. I never used the lids during my (short) trial period with the cookware.
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No, the handles are stationery and the metal is rather thick and immovable. I use mine with a deep skillet, such as a chicken fryer. I also wish the handles would be flexible and movable.
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Sorry, but my response about not having a hole was in correct. I have the two handled pan that does not require a hole for hanging.
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So far I have not had any problems with these pans. The handles seem very sturdy to me. The pots are very easy to clean, just soak for a little while and it just wipes clean. I love these pots and pans.
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mine all have long, straight handles, but, they do stay cool.........I love this cookware!
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Hi I already threw the pots away. The problem was not food get to stick to them but the handles fell off. When I checked, I found the handles were simply glued to the pots and there was no screw or any permanent fixfure to secure the handleshandles were simply glued to the pots. I complained to Amazon but there was no feedback. I stronly recommend you buy other pots somewhere else.
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They are flat on the bottom. They do have ridges that go up into the pan/pot, but that doesn't affect anything.
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The handles are riveted on. The lid does have a small vent opening where the handle is attached. The small pan is 2 quarts and the large one is 3 quarts. I really like them. They're very pretty too. I got them for the induction feature. I think you'll like them too.
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No, neither the pot handles nor the pan handles are detachable. However, the pot knobs are easily detachable, and the pan handles "nest" inside the next largest pan.
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There are NO holes punched into this pan but if there were you can use common pvc pipe fittings with rubber washers to seal it.
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Dawn, what type of handle problem are you asking about. I have used my set on gas, and propane and I am thinking I might have even took it camping once. They are the best thing I have ever cooked in and when I take the time to really clean them all over they look brand new. As far as the handles are considered, I have never had a problem, but I have seen some replacement handles on Ebay. Let me know if this covers it. Happy New Year