what is the maximum temperature you can use with these liners
1550695
I only used the liners once and can't remember the temp but the liners melted into the interior of the roaster. I just don't use the liners and the interior is pretty easy to clean with soap and water.
1550696
I have never had any problem with melting and have been using for several years. I never cook above 350.
2259248
I have not used it as an oven liner but I don't see any problem whatsoever with that idea because you can use this product at such high temperature. However, why use such an expensive product for a problem that can be solved with a piece of heavy duty foil you can throw out and not have to clean and scrub should something drops on it? That's what I have always used on the bottom of my two ovens :-)
1715433
i use 350 temp, for baking my bread in both shiny and dark colored pans. and they always come out just fine. no complaints yet!!!!!
936415
Do you mean, what are the 3 temperatures? They are low, medium, high. I have never used high as medium is quite warm enough. Hope this helped you.
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.
140709
I used them last night to make crayons and I set the oven to 250° C. Worked perfectly!
1216290
I am not sure if I am the one to answer that question -I live in Phoenix AZ - I know that they are very secure & you can wear them in several position ( mine came with instructions) I have worn mine in as cold as 35 degrees and have been very satisfied but it is not lined with extra material, you can however bunch it up for extra thickness around the areas you want to keep warm
68629
Nothing on the packaging about oven temp. I made muffins and baked at 375 degrees. They worked great. Easy to hand wash--put a drop of dish soap and just rub them between your hands, and rinse. My other silicone stuff goes up to 400 degrees, but I've never used any of at that high a temp.
5573
They're absolutely not good for anything below +10F. Your fingers will freeze in a hurry, and that's even if you're wearing an inner glove liner.
371060
Hey, this is Ken at Nurturing Planet. A user has answered the question well, but I want to put in our thoughts as the manufacturer. The silicone is pretty much the best that can be used with the current compression mold technology. The reason that we say "up to 450 degrees F" is that we want to give a good safety buffer. The higher the temp goes beyond that, the less time you can hold the pot or dish before the heat starts to get uncomfortable. Considerably higher, and you do risk at least melting the surface of the mitts. So, to give a wide safety margin, we just set it at 450 degrees F. - Ken, Nurturing Planet Awesome Support Hey, this is Ken at Nurturing Planet. A user has answered the question well, but I want to put in our thoughts as the manufacturer. The silicone is pretty much the best that can be used with the current compression mold technology. The reason that we say "up to 450 degrees F" is that we want to give a good safety buffer. The higher the temp goes beyond that, the less time you can hold the pot or dish before the heat starts to get uncomfortable. Considerably higher, and you do risk at least melting the surface of the mitts. So, to give a wide safety margin, we just set it at 450... » Read More Hey, this is Ken at Nurturing Planet. A user has answered the question well, but I want to put in our thoughts as the manufacturer. The silicone is pretty much the best that can be used with the current compression mold technology. The reason that we say "up to 450 degrees F" is that we want to give a good safety buffer. The higher the temp goes beyond that, the less time you can hold the pot or dish before the heat starts to get uncomfortable. Considerably higher, and you do risk at least melting the surface of the mitts. So, to give a wide safety margin, we just set it at 450 degrees F. - Ken, Nurturing Planet Awesome Support « Show Less
1943509
Not needed in northern climates not sure about warmer areas. I would also be concerned that a floater that can't move in still water for a long period would allow the chlorine to bleach/stain the liner directly below it.
724045
For this you have to customer support. Go on their website and ask the question. Good luck. U do not remember any temperature restraints.
1885308
There are no instructions with the liners. I use mine to bake at up to 475F. Since my broiler is on top and I hardly ever use it I don't know how to answer that part of the question; I remove mine for oven cleaning at 500F.
1135566
I absolutely love these pans. I honestly never used them in the oven, but I don't see why not. I dont think 500 is a good temp to use, but moderate should be ok-350 to say 400. Any temp under 350 should be fine.
843520
Dear T.H.LThank you for your visiting my shop.max temperature is 160degree celsius.plrase notice thisptoduct is AC100v.thank youFuji Japan shop
215007
Excellent question. I use this product to repair vacuum sweepers. The highest continual temperature exposed would be about 120 deg. with no problems. It appears that the product is thinned out superglue with plastic dust as its filler. Most plastics can with stand heat to about 250-300 deg. before melting. The product is top notch and has a plethora of uses . Get it and experiment with a heat gun. God Bless -Pat Brabbs
905029
I have done no formal testing, however I live in Vegas so our temps are higher than most. As long as the inner liner is moist u will be fine. Also consider getting two one to keep moist and one to use. All my best.