What is the max. temperature these can withstand?
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I'm not exactly sure. I can tell you I use an electric teapot and use the hottest water that it produces
603105
I believe they could stand up to the heat, yes, but the plastic may get really hot and hard to handle with bare hands.
21319
I don't know if there is a max temperature limit on these pans, but I roast vegetables using them all the time in the 400-450 degree range with absolutely no problems. They clean up easily with hand washing and look as good as new!! I LOVE these pans and have given a set to everyone in my family!! I do not use any kind of spray oil on them -- applying oil with a paper towel when I desire a little more protection than normal to make cleanup even simpler.
138893
I have had them in hot water 90 degrees to 100 degrees and they have been fine, trying to keep frosting and honey more squeezable. Hope that helps you!
1526156
I can't answer that because I am using this inside as an anchor for my desktop trackball at work. Not very many temperature extremes in there.
2116357
The instructions say that it is safe to use up to 500 degrees. I guess caution should be used above that temperature as it may void the warranty.
1441075
These ice pop molds can withstand temperatures up to 450 F because they are FDA approved silicone material. They should not touch an open flame or burner though.
1360597
I would like to use these to experiment generating electricity. What temperatures do they handle? Thank you
1108708
I don't think this can resist such high temperatures... I have never tried..
310599
Manuals are available online. The bottom of the silicon should tell you the temperature it is able to withstand.
1814896
I don't think they would withstand the heat. I no longer have the packaging to see what it says on the label though.
1819003
Yes. I haven't tested them in an oven hotter than 350 but I think they can withstand up 400 degrees. I don't recall seeing that info in the box.
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on the paper that came with them it says "High Termperate Resistance < or equal to 500C /932F"I've used them on pretty high stove heat with no problems, but haven't used them in the oven yet.
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Indefinitely as long as you store them in a safe place. You should keep them some place where they will not be exposetto temps above 80 degrees.
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They are supposed to be teflon, which might be able to handle the heat in theory, but I don't think they can handle the heat tbh, so no.
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They are oven safe but probably to less than 400 degrees F or 200 degrees C
1362965
I believe that those are Celsius ranges. We are using several hundred feet of them inside cabinetry indoors. I don't think the temperature has ever been below 50 Fahrenheit and they have worked fine.