How does this suet hold up in warmer weather (80 to 90 degrees)? I have used no-melt brands in the past.
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I just started using this brand in warmer temperatures, since winter may be over. I think is is great for the price. It attracts woodpeckers, titmouse, cardinals and other hungry birds. GREAT TO SEE AMAZON PRICES BETTER THAN WALL MART.I LIKE GIVING THE DELIVERY PEOPLE THE WORK (AT LEAST SOME OPPURTUNITY IS STILL LEFT TO WORK IN THIS COUNTRY,NAFTA SUCKS.
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This hasn't held up as good as other no melts brands that I have used. We have had some warmer days and was surprised that it was a no melt product. My favorite no melt product is one that home depot carries, it is no melt and hot pepper. It truly doesn't melt and keeps the squirels away.
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It seems to be OK. Then again my guys eat it all quickly. I have attracted three types of woodpeckers, who eat insects into my yard.
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I have 2 of these and love them, however at 30F it is not as warm as we would like. Had a scout camp over weekend and both me and my son were quite cold with outside temp around 30 even though we had thermals + pants with wool socks (feet were esp cold). Bag is great above 35 or 40, but need a top cover or thicker bag for freezing weather.
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Hi, we have this in our chicken coop with a plastic water bowl on top and it has done a great job of keeping the water from freezing. Does not get near hot enough to melt plastic. HTH.
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5+ is the survival rating. I've been down to about 20 degrees with a base layer and wool hat and been just fine. Bet I would have been ok at 10 degrees.
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I use a rustolium paint that is high heat to 2000 degrees. I did two coats and has held up for 4 months so far. You can buy the paint at walmart for 7 or 8 dollars. Hope this helps
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K&H; says the temp is only 102 degrees so it will not melt the plastic of the cage. But try it out and see. Make sure there is a covering over the mat as stated in their cautions.
225720
Hello, We have checked Loctite's website and it states that it is resistant to moisture, most chemicals and freezing temperatures. It is also recommend for rubber and metal. Thanks
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I keep this in my garage where I work, and never had a problem with it getting 'melty'. And with the doors all closed up, it gets mighty hot. Not to say you can't, but I personally don't see the need to keep in fridge. As soon as you put it on your project, it instantly hardens. This is one great product, and the small container will last you forever!
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Mine have survived a trip to the freezer, a defrost in the fridge & low slow heating (325 degrees) from a cold start in the oven. If you're trying to wean off plastic containers, Duralex is the best. Technically they're not oven proof, but they're freezer proof.
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i have purchased it from Whole Foods as well; it has been unsealed and solid but softens with warmth. I have found this brand to be superior to others AND a better value.
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Your kidding, right? I have found the bowls are barely "warm " to the touch. Just came in from letting flock out of their coops. It is 12 degrees and water was still perfect, & kept them hydrated through the night. Mine sets on a short wooden box. Perhaps if you put them on a additional heated surface but that is even hard for me to buy into. They are a blessing to us.
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In my experience no. I have used in two different crock pots and one has a tendency to run hot and even with that I have not had any melting. They are a little thicker than the Reynolds brand and I think that helps. When I have cooked on high setting it has usually been 5-6 hours and then turned to warm.
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I have owned and used the cover in cool to warm climate (no snow or freezing) for several months. It has held up well. Good product.
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I would not count on it not failing in higher heat. Per my review the seams of my hose failed after 19 months in San Jose Ca and I got soaked. I paid over $50 for the Tuff-Guard. I just purchased from Amazon a Briggs & Stratton 8BS50 50' HD rubber Garden Hose for just over $35. I used it for the first time today and it worked great. Seems to be heavier rubber than a rubber hose I purchased at a local store and returned. I would expect hot weather to take a toll on any hose but I would take my chances on the Briggs & Stratton. I will never buy another Tuff-Guard.
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I have found the surface especially durable. I pre-prepped with olive oil, and always avoid any metal utensil contacting such a surface. Strictly Teflon compatible spatula. I periodically re-oil, and generally use temps at 300 or below. So far works great. Have a good time. I am enjoying chicken enchiladas in maximum quantity.
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I have never used this glue at high temperatures. You may want to call the company.
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i was in the chocolate business and used the 10lb blocks. i use this for bark and to top chocolate turtles. it is very good tasting when melted. i cn recommend it for flvor and texture.