Have you used it as a non-slip bottom for a cutting board?
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Just for fun, I unloaded my dish drainer and tried the silicone mat under a small wood cutting board to cut a tomato. I don't usually have a big problem with sliding cutting boards, but with the mat laying flat side down on a formica counter the wood cutting board slipped around about half as much. The mat is not all that sticky but it might help on a very slick surface. The good part is the mat can be tossed onto the top rack of the dishwasher to be sterilized.
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Not really. Have never tried. I mostly use it as a bottom to dry my washed wine glasses by over turning the wine glasses.
59447
No don't use the top as a cutting board, it will ruin it. It's not cutting board material.
527207
Yes. It's designed to allow you to lower the food without getting splattered. We always do it this way and don't get the countertop splattered.
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Even if it does, a damp dish towel or paper towel underneath any cutting board or mixing bowl will keep them from sliding around :)
139546
No, it just sits on top of the collection tray, but I have not had it slip around. I do place it on a flat hard surface on a silicone mat so the entire unit stays put while I'm slicing.
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No, this does not have any non slip material on the bottom. This is Solid wood. I have not had an issue of it moving on me at all.
2144974
I do it all the time. I really don't worry about positioning the table over a handle, and have had a ten pound turkey on the table without a slip.
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No, the top surface is somewhat slick. No slip resistant coating like say a step ladder would have. I only use this as a stepstool in a very tight place, where my normal stepstool is too big. We use this more as a small portable side table, and, my husband uses for a seat while stoking fire in fireplace.
764947
Yes, however, I hold and angle over my cutting board. Just move slowly until u r comfortable w it. Then it is a snap!
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All I did was wet the feet with a little water and push easy leg down. I do have a glass cutting board that stays on my counter that I stuck it to. You have to push pretty hard.
2020283
Yes! That's where I have mine. I use it to keep the plastic cutting boards upright.
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This cutting board is a good size for most rolling projects; however, I would be cautious about how much pressure to apply. There is a ridge around the edge of the board, so the center is not going to be solidly on the counter. Putting a towel or two underneath the board but within the boundary of the ridge will likely solve that problem.
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You can if you'd like. It holds water. My only caution is that the cutting board has a paper covering & spots rub off when wet. Everything else handles water pretty well.
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Yes. I don't use it like a traditional cutting board; it would scare. I use it to protect my cabinets.
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I wouldn't. It's not thick enough as a cutting board. My daughter used hers as an extension to her counters.
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No skid bottom does provide more friction than a smooth one. I wont say it is non slip.
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I placed a rubber mat under mine. This keeps it from sliding around. My issue was it developed cracks overnight on one side after treating it with cutting board oil before my first use.