Plastic film protector for teflon coated skillets

Abstract

An invention to protect the teflon coating on skillets from being damaged while the skillets are stacked in storage. This measure prolongs the life and usage of the teflon coating on the skillets. This invention consists of five plastic film sheets of the same dimensions, positioned evenly on top of one another and heat fused together on three sides. The fusion converts the five plastic sheets into four separate pockets in which the skillets are inserted for protection. Another advantage of this invention is when the skillets are stored in an open area, as on a counter top, the pockets will aid in shielding the skillets from dust and other airborne contaminants.

1 . A device for protecting the teflon coating on skillets, consisting of: 
 (a) five polyethylene film sheets of the same dimensions, positioned evenly on top of one another, and heat fused together on three sides, whereby    (b) heat fusion of the plastic film creates four separate pockets into which skillets are inserted for protection during storage, and    (c) eliminates the plastic film pockets from buckling and shifting when skillets are either inserted or removed.