Can this mat really reach 70°C?
2063878
It gets very hot, it is wonderful to lie on and I love my Biomat. Without it I wouldn't be walking.
2063879
There is a thermostat gauge on it...so, if you turn it on high, I feel sure it is possible; however, there is no way of seeing it at that level with the physical eye...it is my body that feels the heat, and it does get quite warm.
1718451
5.7 I slept in 40 degrees this past weekend and know I could go a lot colder. I am always cold and wanted something to help me stay warm. Very nice mat and would buy another one if this one got destroyed.
1483510
The mat should provide some heat at a distance but not as much as direct contact with the mat. The issue we had with the mat was that it left a slippery oily residue on the ceramic flooring. I hope that helps.
501118
No, worked perfectly. Do you have an oven thermometer? This mat is good for 480F and am wondering even if you set your oven for 425F it's really at a higher temperature.
67869
Range is from -58F to +572F with +/- 2 degrees accuracy up to 248F degrees, so I don't see any reason why not. I believe cheese making would be a fine application.
1028632
Yes, up to 350F, see manufacturers website http://www.techefusa.com/template/support/product_care.php
1672155
You should be able to. The mat is thin a flexible. But I think that the mat will not be able to cool as well if covered keeping the heat that is absorbed trapped and not allowed to dissipate.
1299765
The highest that I've used thus far is 450 F and upon removal out of oven, the mat appeared a bit oily. However, when I use them at below 400 F no oil appears. Good Luck!
1490431
I haven't tried it past about 45 degrees, but it works great on mine at that angle.
627151
From the readings I have found the recommendation is to install them at 70 degrees or higher. Just what I've seen.
695382
Yes, but I wouldn't want to use this type of material in temperature s below 50 degrees.
758762
NO!! It will only get between 45-50 degrees. Just hot enought for it to melt ice. Sorry!
1090119
No. It only gets to about 20 degrees (F) above room temperature. 80 degrees to 90, max.
1089139
not sure i would think it could handle the heat since my oven goes to 475 but the mat is very thin so anything under it would get very hot very fast
287702
I use a thermostat to keep the mats at 70. Without the thermostat the temp would probably run about 65-68 degrees. So far the mats have worked great. Hope this helps.
73685
Yes it can, but don't push it past 30 degrees, but you said slightly, so you should be fine.
2279050
Ours gets warm to the touch....we have -20° to -30° temperatures where I live. It melts the snow/ice at least a foot away from the mat.