Cake pans stuck together

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I have two sets of 4 (@) small heart shaped cake pans that are stuck together.

I have never used them and when I went to I could not get them apart. It looks

like there may be rust showing above the bottom pans. I tried to dribble some olive oil into them, let them sit for a while then tried to get them apart.

Didn't budge. Suggestions please?

Would have inclluded a picture but I can't figure out where my pictures go when

they go on my computer. It used to ask me where I want to put it but now it

doesn't.

Also, I want to change my email address from albe@midco.net to

pepe6@midco.net. I could find no place to send thisin.

Bridgit Pedersen Montgomery · Answer

Ice in the inside pan, let it get cold (I freeze it). Once good and frozen, set the bottom in a pan with boiling water.

Jewellmartin · Answer

Or place the pans in a 300* oven for a few minutes. Then run cold or ice water over them while using a flat knife to separate the pans. ☺️

Mary Hutchins · Answer

I know this works for glasses and dishes- put cold water in the interior one and then place the outer one in hot and it should give you enough clearance to force apart. I use something of wood that can force apart the items. Good luck.

Mary Hutchins · Answer

Sorry, I wrote before I saw the suggestion above. Just be patient.

Terra Gazelle · Answer

I just hd two glass bowls that stuck together..could not get them apart. I set boiling water in the top one and let it sit..they came apart easily after the water just started to cool. Heat expands..cold contracts.

Patsy · Answer

Sorry it' been so long since I couod check answers. Had operation and infection.. Thank you all for your resposes ajd wll try them one by one.

I can't get to middle pan, only top or bottom. Appreciate varied aswers.

One of them should work.

17335038 · Answer

Hi Patsy,

Were you able to figure out how to change your email address?

Go to:

Your Profile

Account Settings

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Edit Email

then change to your new address

Allan · Answer

you could try either dribbling 'clr' around the joint - or in extreme cases, try wd-40.

dribble/spray around the joint, then gently work your way around the perimeter pulling the seams apart.

Connie · Answer

Throw them in the freezer and loosen each one at room temperature, returning to freezer A little wiggle, ice, heat, loosen is the word

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