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16" Winco Coiled Spring Heavyweight Stainless Steel Utility Tong $3.16 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 16" Winco Coiled Spring Heavyweight Stainless Steel Utility Tong on sale for $3.16. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 16" Winco Coiled Spring Heavyweight Stainless Steel Utility Tong on sale for $3.16. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.

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Model: Winco Coiled Spring Heavyweight Stainless Steel Utility Tong, 16-Inch

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bmoneyToday 11:01 AM
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I'm getting a Spatula City vibe off of this.
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jenesaisquoi
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Love these for BBQ, but they don't have the ring to keep them closed. Unless you plan to leave them hanging open all the time when not in use, I wouldn't buy them. It kind of ruins the deal.
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howdydoToday 12:42 PM
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Quote from jenesaisquoi :
Love these for BBQ, but they don't have the ring to keep them closed. Unless you plan to leave them hanging open all the time when not in use, I wouldn't buy them. It kind of ruins the deal.
rubberband?
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jenesaisquoi
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Quote from howdydo :
rubberband?
Sure, that would work. Admittedly, one aggravating thing about the locking ring is it can slide down while you're using the tongs and pinch you. That said, I prefer having the lock myself. It's just easier. If you look at the Winco 16" tongs with locking ring, they're $6 more for that tiny piece of metal. That's a ripoff.
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howdydoToday 01:52 PM
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Quote from jenesaisquoi :
Sure, that would work. Admittedly, one aggravating thing about the locking ring is it can slide down while you're using the tongs and pinch you. That said, I prefer having the lock myself. It's just easier. If you look at the Winco 16" tongs with locking ring, they're $6 more for that tiny piece of metal. That's a ripoff.
I don't have that sliding problem. My problem is I keep my tongs in a utensil canister with the head pointed up but it's always crowded so I have to gently place it in so the ring won't push against the other utensils and unlock. I know I should just put it head down but I don't like how that looks heh.

Yes $6 more for a lock is dumb.
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DenManToday 01:54 PM
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Quote from jenesaisquoi :
Sure, that would work. Admittedly, one aggravating thing about the locking ring is it can slide down while you're using the tongs and pinch you. That said, I prefer having the lock myself. It's just easier. If you look at the Winco 16" tongs with locking ring, they're $6 more for that tiny piece of metal. That's a ripoff.
I personally prefer the kind that have a locking mechanism built into the hinge. It's like a little tab you pull out while holding them closed, and they stay closed until you push the tab back in. Like this one: https://www.amazon.com/HIC-Harold...E3BGE?th=1
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Quote from DenMan :
I personally prefer the kind that have a locking mechanism built into the hinge. It's like a little tab you pull out while holding them closed, and they stay closed until you push the tab back in. Like this one: https://www.amazon.com/HIC-Harold...E3BGE?th=1
Yes, that's the only kind I buy now. I still have the old school kind in my kitchen junk drawer though, I might have to garage sale them next year since I tend to reach for the modern ones now. I also love silicone tipped tongs for use with non-stick pans, they work great.

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