Can these be used on the bottom of plastic, Sterlite containers?
180294
I bought this for the exact same purpose. and the answer is 'no'. You can't get it to stay close enough to the tub and the heat it produces is not suitable for under tank warmth ie the cable is thin and the heat localized .also the cable is only heated for a relatively short portion of its entire length. I ended up using heat tape with good results.
180295
Hi Dino, We use these cables under rubbermaid cold food storage plastic containers. They are made of clear polycarbonate resin and they have a temperature range: -40°F/-40°C to 212°F/100°C. Here is the link for our containers, http://www.rubbermaidwholesale.com/product_info.php?products_id=51 just in case you need it. I am not sure about the sterilite containers, sorry.
180296
I wouldn't. The heat is localized and unless you have a reostat, you cannot control the temperature, which could lead to melting.
853703
Not to make them because the bottom of the bags are pleated. I bought these to make goldfish in a bag soaps and they didn't work at all.
639848
They're *okay* to use in the diswasher. I have noticed the lacquer at the top is cracked though and the only thing that I can think of is the diswasher. They're easy enough to wipe off with a sponge, though.
740727
I would not suggest them for a very small container. I have one in my flour canister and one in my sugar canister, but they are both large containers. I would not try to use them in any small canisters.
78992
Yes as long as they are not a lot of pages. I use them to put the cover on top and the disc on the bottom. Bye bye 100 lbs of plastic :)
1429236
Yes in the sense that they're plastic and won't rust or corrode, but there may be better options. I don't know about floating.
1398835
I used the Loctite on plastic which did not hold due to heat. I would not recommend this to a friend.
391473
No not this one. Check specs for dimensions. I think sterlite makes larger units that might work.
1367064
I do not see any reason why you could not use it on the bottom. I will use this again for my next liner. I can see how it will make my liner last longer by keeping the liner off of the hot metal pool sides. If you use it be sure to get plenty of the glue. I did not realize it would take3 or 4 cans of glue. I hope this helps.
526598
Yes they would. I use my set to grind off the nubs from potty glaze. This is an awesome nub set.
677628
Yes, you can. I use them on freezer bags and plastic containers in which I store leftovers in the freezer.
2181924
I have no experience using this product on a plastic so I can't really help you on this question
280867
I presume so as long as containers have metal tops or bottoms to adhere to the magnet. Actually sounds like a great idea.
1505418
no they cant, they are for use with monomer liquid only. they are also so tiney, not really worth the wait or money.
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I have never used them on plastic but I would THINK they would adhere just fine. it is really a great product in my opinion. Be sure to follow the instructions.
1502571
If the top container has sauce or liquid, yes. In that case, reverse the trays so the tray with liquid is on the bottom.
1406509
I'm not sure but it's possible. I use mine to wrangle plastic lids and some of those lids are square. It works great for plastic lids!