Would this be sturdy enough to travel with and heat up leftover meals in a hotel room?
2078189
Mine didn't last a week so it would have been a waste of baggage space if I travelled with it. I was very disappointed.
2078190
Yes I believe it would be sturdy enough to take with you. I would put it in a box though to protect it from falling.
2078191
It's probably sturdy enough, but it is kind of bulky. Check the dimensions before you make your decision.
2078192
I love mine. I use it every day. However, it's awfully large for carrying around to hotels. Also, the clear part is plastic. In fact, that was the first thing to go on my Morningware cooker. I suppose you could keep in on the floor of your back seat safely.
2078193
Maybe, I think it would be a little cumbersome, but it could be done, my only concern would be the wattage of any other location, than at home... some motels and hotels have only simple capacity for electrical devices and it could be a circuit breaker...
2078194
sure, just bring or use aluminum foil or a tin tray- chose a time setting and you're off.
2078195
It is very sturdy but kind of bulky to travel with. Especially when it cost so much to fly with baggage. Also you will need to find a way to clean it.
2078196
Yes, very sturdy and easy to clean. I have cooked chicken, turkey, steaks and pork chops in mine and it comes out great.
2078197
Well, the machine is made of glass and plastic, so of course you would put in box with some sort of cushioning, when you're on the go. But yes, it can be used in a hotel room.
806704
Yes, I used this at our campsite to hold a portable grill and felt it was completely sturdy enough to hold the grill and the hot coals or I wouldn't have used it.
1014247
Yes. It will hold platters of hot food. I would not put something on it you had directly on the grill to cook with though, like a wok or something that was directly on the coals
1729772
Absolutely, and leftovers too! It will also keep warm without getting mushy or brown.
1805243
No, My first impression would be that because of the thickness of the metal it would be unsuitable. Too flimsy to move around depending the weight you have in it. With the heat I would imagine it would warp.
1037255
Yes it is sturdy enough. I have used it several times. I am very pleased with it.
2237656
Probably not so much. It is fairly compact on a kitchen counter, but its heavy duty motor would make it a heavy item to tote around travelling. More of an in-house appliance. Not sure which product to suggest that would be more suitable for travelling.
1797716
yes totally usable. It is even durable enough to hold soup for 12 hours. I personally tested it.
2283948
I wouldn't. It is thin and may not handle the extreme heat well. The description says it can handle heat up to 325 but how will you know. I would use it for items that are warm if u need to.
1856295
I wouldn't give it the okay for restaurant use. You may want something a bit bigger for that.
1915175
Possibly,however, the weight could be an issue for a non-sturdy back and the heat distribution could be a real problem. I would suggest contacting the manufacturer before putting the unit in a confined space.
1598484
I use this for our breakfast area for dining purposes only and would not recommend putting any heavy objects other than dinner ware on it. It is pretty sturdy and stable for dining use. But if you want to re purpose it for any other use you might want to check with the manufacturer.
1396146
We use ours as a coffee bar in our leasing office. I think it would be sturdy enough, I would just wonder if the heat from the appliances would warp or damage the particle board.
843349
I wouldn't - it's not very sturdy. In fact - DON'T BUY IT!!!! I bought it in April and it has already broken!!! The heating element has quit and I've barely used it. I'm calling the company today to complain.
1566820
I am happy with it in my kitchen. I just have cookbooks and junk in there, so I'm not using it very much, but I would think it would hold up just fine even using it every day. It seems sturdy enough, the only flimsy part is the back panel, otherwise it's all wood.
1191231
I think so. Seems fairly sturdy. Had mine for about a year and it's held up well, although I only use it indoors . Adjustable firmness via inflatable cells is nice feature.
1062231
I would be weary. this is an ultra light backpacking stove and a pot that big would defeat that all together.I do think it would support the weight but the would be a large risk for tipping! this device is smaller than a pack of smokes.