How to make the most of your space in small kitchens with Castey's removable handles

Discover how Castey's removable handles can transform your kitchen experience, especially in tight spaces. With these handles, you'll take advantage of storage space and enjoy impeccable organization in your kitchen with your favorite utensils. pans with removable handles.

Pans with removable handles for better storage

Because our kitchen isn't as big as we'd like, we do our best to make room for all those gadgets we love so much. Removing the handle saves a lot of space in the cupboard. We can store it in a drawer and assemble it in a moment when we want to cook.

Removable handle so they don't take up as much space in the dishwasher

Because many times the handle hits the top of the dishwasher and the pan doesn't fit, so we end up cleaning it by hand, even though we don't like washing dishes when we've gotten used to the dishwasher.

Turn them into a saucepan or cake pan, save space by cooking everything in one place and make less mess.

Because the only difference between a frying pan and a saucepan is the handle. And because we're sick and tired of burning cakes or sticking batter, and there's nothing more non-stick than a good frying pan. And we don't really need a ton of utensils to cook.

Furthermore, removing the Castey handles is super easy, so you only have to decide what you are cooking today... How to use the removable handles?

Disassemble the handle

STEP 1. Hold the handle firmly with one hand and carefully turn the black outer tip of the handle counter-clockwise. If necessary, use a long, thin, sturdy object, such as a spoon handle, to help you: insert it into the hole in the black part of the handle and use it as a lever to turn the part.
STEP 2. Slide the handle down and away from the cooking piece.

Mounting the handle

STEP 1. Slide the outer metal tip of the handle up until it engages with the notch on the outside of the cooking piece.
STEP 2. Hold the handle in this position and screw the black piece at the end of the handle clockwise until the handle is securely attached. MAKE SURE THE HANDLE IS CORRECTLY THREADED ON AND DOES NOT MOVE OR LOOSEN. If necessary, use a long, thin, sturdy object such as a spoon handle: insert it into the hole in the black piece of the handle and use it as a lever to turn the piece.