Will friendly plastic melt during a hot summer day (About 90 degree hot)?
222100
No. It require's boiling temps to really melt. I still wouldn't recommend leaving it in such a hot place, but from my experience with hot temps like that, it doesn't melt.
1555121
mines were melted as well. I just pulled a small amount off and still eat it. Some you can pull a part with no problem. I am thinking, keep in refrig during the summer time.
444698
I have no idea what temperature this plastic melts at, but all I can say is that I poured hot oils that I had mixed to make a lip balm straight from the pan off the stove into the tubes without problem. The oil began to cool and solidify almost immediately and the plastic did NOT melt.
1495905
Yes. I have used plastic bowls. I doesn't get hot enough to melt plastic. Every one at work now is jealous of my Mini Hot box.
1467110
Very easily, and over time, maybe a little too easily.I guess don't let it get too hot, or it may affect the plastic.
514922
Put it inside the rabbit cage and fasten it down. The plastic would not melt, but the rabbit needs to sit on the pad to get maximum heat.
629671
If its plastic grill it would melt it I'm afraid. Very bright and hot burning
833039
I really doubt it. The mold is silicone and probably won't take temps that high. I really don't know for sure though. I do know when the pour-able plastic "goes off" its gets uncomfortably hot, but not into those ranges. Sorry, I hope this helps.
1832770
It's all plastic. The air for drying is warm but not hot do should be fine with plastic.
1702785
I would not put them in the sun any sugar candy will melt, hope this helps.
1036841
I assume so as it's plastic and contact with the heating element will melt it.
568849
No, the plastic did not melt. They lasted a long time, and were not too hot.
215007
Excellent question. I use this product to repair vacuum sweepers. The highest continual temperature exposed would be about 120 deg. with no problems. It appears that the product is thinned out superglue with plastic dust as its filler. Most plastics can with stand heat to about 250-300 deg. before melting. The product is top notch and has a plethora of uses . Get it and experiment with a heat gun. God Bless -Pat Brabbs
169789
I'm no expert, but I think it would melt if it were close to the heat source, such as on a wall heater. It is made of very thin plastic. I wouldn't risk it.
671231
I do not know. I would not trust any kind of plastic exposed to high temperature.
2271645
I don't think so, it has plastic corpus so I think that high heat will damage it.
563179
I've microwaved in them plenty of times, just remember the containers are rated to 100ºC (that's 212ºF!) so be sure not to heat it too much. The plastic is safe, but the container won't be much use if it melts.