What is ingeniuso? Ingeniuso is a family-owned, consumer products company that develops successful new products. We manage a line of products that our family wants to share with yours in order to make them more visible for others in the marketplace and to raise the value of those products through customer feedback and customization. Feel free to visit the ingeniuso website to know more and to learn about our other products. And since we get asked all the time, ingeniuso is pronounced in-genius-O. Why Use Silicone? Bakeware and cookware are more sturdy, convenient, easy to use and long-lasting when made with silicone rubber. The flexible, non-stick surface is easy to clean and does not impart any flavor or odor to the food. Cake pans, muffin molds, and baking mats can go from the freezer to the oven, microwave or dishwasher without affecting the quality of the product or the food. Its great for more than just kitchenware, silicone helps make personal care products non-stinging and non-irritating. For example, silicones reduce the white residue and tacky feel of antiperspirants in deodorants. With silicones, "long-lasting" make-up retains its color and luster, shampoos and conditioners have better shine and products can be made with stronger SPF according to the American Chemistry Council. More About this Product... Each handle have imprinted numbers that are easy to read and won't wipe off. Benefits of Silicone Collapsible Folding Measuring Cup and Spoon Set Colorful Cups and Spoons made from 100% Food Grade Silicone Sleek design and fun color is sure to complement any kitchen The Cups Collapse for Easy Storage Measuring cups can expand to use and collapse to store for space saving Measurements displayed on bottom of cups The cups measure 1/4, 1/3, 1/2 and 1 cup (60ml, 80ml, 125ml and 250ml) Spoons measure 1/4, 1/2 and 1 teaspoon and 1 tablespoon (1.25ml, 2.5ml, 5ml and 15ml) Tips: 1.5 teaspoons is a 1/2 tablespoon 3/4 teaspoon is a 1/4 tablespoon How do you keep Silicone clean? You need two things to really clean your silicone bakeware: hot water and grease-cutting dish soap. This is one of those situations where the all-natural stuff might not cut it. You'll need something that will really tackle that oil. Have the water as hot as you can stand. Next, start scrubbing — and don't be surprised if it takes more than one wash. What if that isnt enough? If you still have an oily film, try baking soda! Make a thick paste with baking soda and water and applying it to the sticky spots. Leave the paste to dry, and then wash it away with more hot water and dish soap! What not to do? The one thing you should skip? Abrasives. Don't be tempted to use a scrubby sponge. Not only will it not help you clean the product, but you might damage it in the process. You can end up causing pieces of the silicone to flake off. Also, to prevent greasy buildup, skip the cooking sprays. It will really just make a mess since silicone is already non-stick.