Is this really just pure silicone?There are so many out there that claim to be and are not.Only way to make sure is to twist product between ur hands
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Yes, it is pure, as far as I can tell. works great as a dog dish on the trail. When I get it out, my dobie knows it's time to eat.
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It is a silicone for me. Soft and plyable even at -5F (tested). I own 2 of them, and love both!
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Hi Amanda, I can confirm that the silicone is BPA free and safe. Silicone is a natural substance that is formed by bonding silicon with oxygen. Silicon is an element that is abundant in sand and rock making up 28% of the earth's crust.I hope this helps but please do let me know if you have any further questions.Kind regards, BrightSpring
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I have learned that this product is BPA free and is 100% silicone without any fibreglass. Good question Jem
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It does not state 100% pure, but having used it, I conclude that it is indeed 100% Pure (Food Grade) Silicone Grease. It is not in a liquid state. While it has varied applicable uses, it is intended for applications such as scuba equipment o-rings and other rubber applications which the use of other lubricants would result in a breakdown of the rubber parts. It is used specifically in those applications intended for breathing apparatus and which the use of other types of lubricants would cause harm to the individual due to their compositions (not Food Grade).
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Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side. Thanks, Bob Bestway
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Yes, it is silicone based. It works great. A little pricy, but a very good product.
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Silicone is naturally non-stick though a better term might be stick-resistant. Product that are very high in sugar are more prone to stick while baking and silicone that is full of filler is less non-stick. I have several of these Freshware molds and they are all very high quality. You assess the quality by the amount of filler. To see whether there is filler in a silicone mold take a flat area and pinch it between your thumb and forefinger. If it turns white where you are pinching, then it has filler in it and will be more problematic for you.
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I don't think it is rubbery silicone, it is more like cheap plastic, very thin. I returned mine, only worked for a couple weeks- You get what you pay for, I would advise paying more and getting a quality one. I got a Belkin and love it.
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Yes, it's my understanding that it is a silicone base but personally I really like it and have been using this lotion daily for a couple of years now.
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I've been wondering the same thing, but unfortunately I don't remember seeing it on the package either. I do believe that silicone is BPA free and I'm praying that I'm right!
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Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side.Thanks,BobBestway
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no there isn't silicone?gummy brush.but the brush is really amazing and it has everything you need in there it even have the set to make acrylic nail yourself
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I don't belive so. One thing about silicone is nothing really sticks to it. Not even silicone itself.
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Yes, this is 100% food grade silicone but it is not 100% silicone. Please read FAQ for an explanation by the manufacturer of our silicone products. Sorry for answering your question late. I just came back from vacation and I did not have access to my computer while I was away.
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Unless you're using unusually high heat, completely safe. If you do pull the silicone handle off, be careful handling it right out of the oven, it's riveted to the pan so it will become one with your hand otherwise. Nobody wants to be known as "Pan Hand."
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No, not silicone. I'd like to have some silicone-insulated wire myself and have looked around. Very expensive. This is just ordinary hook-up wire.
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It doesn't say on the packaging. All I could find online was that it is food grade. I've used it on rubber o-rings, but never tried it on silicone o-rings (which I've read is not something you want to use food grade silicone to lubricate).