Excuse my ignorance, but how do you heat these up?
191977
Plug into any standard outlet. Don't think they show it in the picture, but there is a cord.
191978
You leave them in the red case just like you received them, and plug them in until they're heated through, about 10+ minutes.
502602
You turn them on push one of the buttons to preheat pH use plus or minus.to make hotter or colder .....is a timer button that turns it off after two hours or leaves it on till you turn it off
252124
They don't get that hot. not at all. You can hold them in ur hand and be fine
913141
Low to medium heat, and patience (and some passion too ;) ).Also, I grease them with coconut fat after usage.
695729
There is a small disk that can barely be seen in the photo, you simply snap the disk and the entire pack will begin to crystallize. That is how it heats, it is a self heating pack. To get them to go back to a liquid state you boil them in water for 15 minutes and you can then use them over and over again.
627794
They are folded up, so you have to carefully unfold them, and then attach a block of 'wax' (the stuff that burns). Not difficult, just a little tedious, each one takes maybe 2-3 minutes to prepare. We did it in advance so they were ready to be lit together.
1179470
You have to add water, but you can either add water and then microwave, or just add boiling water to them.
1170735
It is so easy! Just put in your packs, fill it with waster to about an inch from the top, plug in and make sure the correct light illuminates, and wait several hours for them to heat up. Once they do, wrap them in towels, relax and ENJOY! It's a very easy machine. Love mine!
1526027
I use 1 skillet on the large burner and place them in the warming drawer as they are done. Hope that helps.
1953877
Throw them in dried you get more smoke tht way then just add more.if needed!!
1588130
We have only used these for keeping things cold and they work great. We soak them in water and then freeze them. Not sure about heat but i would try putting them in boiling water but don't boil them.
562041
They're hard plastic, so I would use soap and water. Probably not boil them. (I didn't really use them much because they were too hard and uncomfortable for me.)
1928184
I have been putting them in a bowl of cold water or running cold water on them if they are still a little bit warm from the last night and I want to get them reheated. It seems to be working so far.
1149245
They are not heated I don't know why it says that. I wondered the same when ordering but wanted them either way so got them anyways. They do look great though, I'm very happy with them!
353630
They do get hot, but no different than porcelain bakeware I stick in there. I just use a dish towel or pot holder to take things out and let them sit for a minute. They are doing well in the dishwasher and I haven't chipped them yet.
1759947
If you put it on high (like 5 or 6) they'll be hot and browning in about 15 minutes...then you'll want to put it on low (like maybe 2) to keep them hot. Just got done with an event an hour ago, and it worked great!
2132067
They get hot really fast. I just touch the top and if they feel hot I put them on. It isn't rocket science.