Can it be wrapped around the exterior of an oven?
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The product is meant to protect something from heat, not to wrap "heat" and keep it in to protect "the outside". So it depends how hot the oven becomes. The adhesive side might not like to be in direct contact with a very hot surface. If the oven is sort of hot, that's probably OK. It is very hot, then you may want to consider coating something else next to it that may suffer from the heat. I hope this is helpful for what that's worth...
2150454
I have never tried heating the wrap in the oven. You may want to contact the manufacturer. In the meantime, I would advise against placing the wrap in the oven as I suspect the beads on the inside of the wrap are meant to respond the near instantaneous and intense heat of the the microwave.
1946751
NO this is plastic food wrap and should never be used in the oven, it will melt.
1027767
I would think you can. I bought it to put under a toaster oven, just to protect my counter top from possibly being scorched. Not had a problem with it, works very well, it cleans up easily, too! Hope this helps!
760297
I would bet you can although I used the liner on the bottom of the oven. It does work as a cookie sheet liner too.
55744
I've never used it in the oven. I would think that you would want to take the blue handle cover off first though - it's made of rubber.
1223284
I suppose you could get the oven "warm," then turn the oven off and put it in maybe on a towel. I am not sure about the covering taking the heat in an oven. I would be very careful with that. It might melt, but I am not sure. Read all the instructions about it and see if they have other suggestions.
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No - I don't think it would wrap around very well. It wraps around two glass gallon jars for me. I can place a third jar inside and have it partially touching two of them, but I don't think it would do well heating that large of a container, especially being wooden.
292235
Yes I just used it on my outdoor pizza oven. But you need to fire up the oven to cure it. I have used my oven several times since using this and had temps over 1k degrees and no issues. Very pleased.
2159612
I have silicone baking pans, but this doesn't say anywhere that it can be used in an oven, so I probably wouldn't. I'd suggest contacting the company and asking them directly.
132510
I'm not sure but if you did place it on some kind of baking sheet Also be careful as it may be extremely hot!
265334
i don't see anything about an oven. it does say it can be used in the microwave. directions for microwave says to make sure your dish is microwave safe. then allow one inch between food and plastic wrap. always turn back one corner to vent. allow steam to escape before lifting plastic wrap.
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No, it doesn't wrap around the sides. My sides are white too. This is a very quick fix. We bought a new black fridge and had a black oven. So, it was a quick kitchen transformation to get the dishwasher black. But it's no where near a permanent fix. The top of my dishwasher, (where the buttons are) is white too. I have contemplated buying another large cover and cutting narrow strips to make the sides black too. I thought about taking the door apart and painting the metal pieces black.........but, I haven't done either yet. So, looking straignt on......looks ok. But from the sides.......eh, not so much. No, it doesn't wrap around the sides. My sides are white too. This is a very quick fix. We bought a new black fridge and had a black oven. So, it was a quick kitchen transformation to get the dishwasher black. But it's no where near a permanent fix. The top of my dishwasher, (where the buttons are) is white too. I have contemplated buying another large cover and cutting narrow strips to make the sides black too. I thought about taking the door apart and painting the metal pieces black.........but, I haven't done either yet. So, looking straignt on......looks ok. But from the sides.......eh,... » Read More No, it doesn't wrap around the sides. My sides are white too. This is a very quick fix. We bought a new black fridge and had a black oven. So, it was a quick kitchen transformation to get the dishwasher black. But it's no where near a permanent fix. The top of my dishwasher, (where the buttons are) is white too. I have contemplated buying another large cover and cutting narrow strips to make the sides black too. I thought about taking the door apart and painting the metal pieces black.........but, I haven't done either yet. So, looking straignt on......looks ok. But from the sides.......eh, not so much. « Show Less
397239
No. It is to divert heat from source. Not for wrapping the heated surface. You might want a insulated blanket or a wrap that's rated for high heat for your application.
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I have never tried it, but I definitely would not hesitate. The porcelain liner should definitely be able to withstand the oven heat. Good Luck
612943
It's nylon, so you should be able to heat it up with a lighter & the end will melt. Careful not to let it burn. Have an oven MIT ready to pinch end tight to seal
1304227
I have not used this in the oven. I think it would ruin the plastic handles. Google it before you try it...