Are these too big to use in 6" diameter pots?
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I'd recommend using them in larger pots, as the size of the bottles used may cause smaller pots to tip over (in addition to possibly not leaving enough room for the plant to grow).
372097
I would have to say they are too big for a small 6 inch diameter pot. The wine bottle would dwarf the flowers. I suppose you could use them in a small pot when you are away on vacation just use a smaller bottle. It is very good in a 12 inch or larger pot. I also use it in my flower garden in areas that I find hard to water regularly.
358703
These clips work well with 6 inch clay pots. I know this because I have the pots on these clips. Hope this helps.
2067977
I used them in an oval shaped crock pot at the other hotel I worked at prior. I'm not certain of the size crock pot that we had. They were large enough. It was the typical oval size crock pot you can pick up at Wal-Mart, etc.
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I think a 6" pan/pot would be ok, but I wouldn't feel safe using something much bigger.
35849
The pots are exactly 6 inches across the top and almost 4.5 inches high. Does this answer your question? We did not use decorative pots. I like to see the roots, (also see Mary Krueger's reply) but 8 inch sounds about right.
491423
Hi Cassie, I believe that the answer is yes! All the pots have handles that your pot rack should easily accommodate. The two saucepans have holes in the ends of their handles that measure approximately .3" by .4". I don't know the size of the hangers on your pot rack, but if those openings were too small to fit, you could always go to a hardware or home store and purchase and eyelet with a hook (that is smaller in diameter and your pot rack arm). You would then slip the eyelet over your pot rack arm and then use the smaller hook end to hang the pan. You just need to make sure that the hook is small enough in diameter (less than .4" by .3") to fit inside the hole of the saucepan. Of course it may be possible that you might still need to store the lids and accessories somewhere else. My experience is that buying through Amazon (and Costco) gives you an excellent return policy, so if you didn't like them or they didn't fit your pot rack, you should be able to return them. I love cooking with these pans, they heat so evenly (I use them on my magnetic induction rangetop). Hope this helps, my apologies for not getting back to you earlier Cassie, when you live on a lake you're slammed by company all summer long! Sincerely, Phil
42880
Why can't I find a saucepan of no more than 6-inch diameter and whose height is MORE than 6-inches??
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I think these would be too loose for your purpose? Looking at the teapot you actually pour using the handle and it's not just a "lid". I like this item from amazon and all my pots/pans are either circulon or allclad. It's more secure when you use it. Lovely teapot by the way ... I may get one now that I've seen it. Dexas Pot Handle Holder, Red
835519
I use a 1 liter stainless pot and it fit fine with no issue. I'd say my pot is 6 -8 inches diameter at the bottom.
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I am not sure what you meant. The 6" is diameter, not depth. The depth is less than 6".
2219516
They are big. I would measure your slow cooker and check the product description for the size then go from there.
1562669
I might put another container inside these if you are primarily going for the look, but they really are pretty small. A round 2" pot would be okay, but really for your herbs to get big enough to cut, you'd definitely need a larger container. I have not tested these to see if they are water tight.
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Lids shown on Ebay indicate a 6" lid will fit a 1-1/2 saucepan. I cannot verify this but there were used lids at a very cheap cost. It might be worth your while. I do not know how I contacted them in the past as I tried now and could not locate a number.
980024
No. But I can tell you I returned them. Each pot is significantly smaller than the size its advertised, I do not recall exactly how much smaller been too long. Also they are thin and I do not recommend them.
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These are not my crock pots. You would have to ask the manufacturer. The one I purchased is of sufficient size.
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I don't think you can use them in a stock pot I don't think they are made to be that hot of a pan. You would have to check the manufactures recommendations. But they do fit in a large oval crock pot.
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I measured from the innermost hole in the ring of lines, across the star shaped holes and the middle hole, to the innermost hole on the other side, and I got slightly larger than 4.5 inches in diameter. It's pliable, so it can be used for somewhat smaller pots than this if crammed, but it can be used in pots larger than this