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Glideware {Review and Amazon Giveaway}

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Glideware is a company formed by a couple from Grand Junction, Colorado not much different than any of us. Dave Hall works as a construction manager while his wife Jenny is a Realtor. While busy working and raising a family, the two were still able to find time to create a solution to a common household problem: Cabinet Organization!





Seriously. Even today when I went to get a pot to boil water, I had to dig deep to find the one I needed. I guess I'm so used to taking out a billion pots before finding the right one, that I never thought of seeking an alternative. Well, Dave and Jenny did! Glideware was created to simply hang your pots and pans in a way that provides easy access to each piece. Brilliant. Glideware has a patent pending design providing a system that is fully extendable with adjustable hooks that you can easily install into your cabinets!



BENEFITS OF GLIDEWARE

* Allows your pans to air dry!
* Helps prevent dust build-up on your pots and pans!
* Prevents scratching on your pans by not having to pile them on top of each other!
* Prolongs the life of your pots and pans!
* Keeps your cabinets neat and orderly!


Glideware could be used for so much more than just pans. It can be placed in your existing cabinets easily to hold cleaning supplies, tools or closet accessories. Installation is easy, the only tool needed is a screw gun.






The product has been created. Now the goal is to get it into the hands of the consumer! Starting on August 13th Glideware began a Kickstarter campaign! Their goal? To raise 30,000 to cover the cost of setting up manufacturing in the U.S. by September 15th. They are currently over 1/3 of the way there! But, you can still pledge and pre-order your set! Anyone who pledges $125.00 or more is basically pre-ordering their product and receiving it at a discounted price, (retail $175.00). 
They have reached their goal! 


 




Please consider helping to get this amazing product in production!
Pre-order and reserve one of the first sets now for only $125.


$25
Get your very own T-Shirt from Glideware

***$125***
Be one of the first 100 to pledge this amount and receive one of the first Glideware sets complete with 5 hooks. FREE US SHIPPING! 

$160
Receive your Glideware with 2 extra hooks. FREE US SHIPPING!

$310
Receive TWO Glideware sets with 2 bonus hooks with each set. FREE US SHIPPING!

***$1,000*** 
Receive TWO Glideware sets with extra hooks 
PLUS 
TWO COMPLETE SETS OF
 POTS AND PANS. FREE US SHIPPING!




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Comments

  1. I learned that Glideware Prolongs the life of your cookware. Thanks so much.
    rickpeggysmith(at)aol(dot)com

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  2. well... I learned that Glideware exists (didn't before). That it is for more than just pots and pans. ANd that I wish I had the space for it. I'd hang everything possible. :)

    mousegirls (at) gmail (dot) com

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  3. Great product!! Will keep pots and pans organized and protect them from scratches and damage

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  4. Allows you to easily add or remove hooks as needed

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  5. AWESOME way to save on space!! LOVE LOVE LOVE! TY!

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  6. I learned that it has many great features. Helps keep cookware dry, dust from collecting and protects surface from scratches and dings!!

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  7. This reack preserves nonstick coatings and structural integrity by preventing dings and scratches -- and it's amazingly cool!

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  8. I learned that Glideware is the only product of its kind.

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  9. I learned that Glideware is built to last, and would be a good investment. It would certainly make it easier to get pots and pans in and out of the cabinet ;)

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  10. I learned what a great cookware is Glideware! Want to have this.

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  11. Glideware is easy to install, only requiring a screw gun.

    jbafaith at yahoo dot com

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  12. I learned that I dont have the best as i thought i had

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  13. prolongs the life of the cookware!

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  14. I learned that Hooks and glides are made from Zinc, a natural material

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  15. I learned that it doesn't need spacers or protectors.

    My e-mail: blackasphodel(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  16. glideware is awesome for cookware organization
    breestegman@hotmail.com

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  17. I learned that it is great for keeping your kitchen nice and organized! I love it!

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  18. Glideware is a revolutionary kitchen organizing device that allows you to hang your pots and pans inside of your cabinet and display them only when YOU want to. This patent pending accessory improves accessibility, organizes your cabinets and extends your Ware.

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  19. I learned it will help keep my kitchen awesomely organized!

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  20. I like that Glideware's storage racks not only protect your cookware but slide out to help save my back.

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  21. This system allows cookwear to easily dry and there's no need for spacers between the pots.

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  22. Preserves nonstick coatings and structural integrity by preventing dings and scratches

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  23. I learned that it reduces stress on your knees having to bend down to get your pots and pans.

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  24. I learned how it can prolong the life of your cookware!

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  25. I love the fact that the pans wont be piled inside one another,makes me upset when my family does that.i hate to cook in a pan that sticks!

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  26. We're in the process of buying a new house and this is going to be a must have!

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  27. I learned what glideware was.. didn't know before.

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  28. I learned that it accommodates any size or shape of cookware by using adjustable and removable hooks.

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  29. Preserves nonstick coatings and structural integrity by preventing dings and scratches
    Thanks for the contest.

    slehan at juno dot com

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  30. Glideware is a device you use to organize your pots and pans.

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  31. I learned that Glideware can be used for much more than pans! I can put it in my cabinets to hold cleaning supplies, closet accessories and tools or much more. The only tool I will need to install it is a screw gun. What could be better or easier than that!


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  32. My comment on the Glideware blog link.
    http://www.glideware.com/blog/item/the-epic-battle-of-cookware-organization#comment-475

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  33. I learned their hanging hook has a feature that prevents dust

    Amanda Sakovitz on rafflecopter

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  34. I learned that by using Glidware, you can reduce stress on your back and knees by sliding your cookware right to where you want/need it.

    annemarie562000(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  35. I learned that Glideware fully extends out of the cabinet

    abfantom at yahoo dot com

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  36. I learned that Glideware prevents scratching on your pans by not having to pile them on top of each other!

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  37. i learned that it helps prevent dust from collecting on cookware surfaces

    i pinned:
    http://pinterest.com/pin/390898442627917336/

    rafflecopter: daniel

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  38. I learned Glideware is High-end, cabinet-grade construction.

    rounder9834 @yahoo.com

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