Is the tin microwavable? Or only a warmer would do?
837982
since there is no instructions, I put the tin in the microwave for 3 minutes, then poured into the pot. Next time I will get the pearls, I think they might be better
2198930
No. This is enamel coated metal, so not microwavable. This is meant for a toaster oven.
445044
No metal in the microwave. You can either learn this the easy way or the hard way: youtube.com/watch?v=u_yg5eKjA4U
1706008
get yourself a $25 wax heater on Amazon. It will be easier to keep the mess and hassle all contained instead of attempting other microwave options suggested. With a heater the temp will be more consistent too.Gigi Wax Warmer (Model: 0225)
49007
Actually, I can't answer that. The day I got it, someone in my office cracked it, and I have never used it. It makes a great pencil holder, (GRRR!). It is borosilicate glass, however, and this is what they use over Bunsen burners in labs. I would not have worried microwaving mine. Good luck!
302268
Most assuredly, it is _NOT_ microwaveable. That lining that is all shiny... That is metal. If you put metal in your microwave, you are going to have a bad time.However, it will keep what you put in there hot or cold for quite a while (lasted about 4 hours at least for some hot coffee, and 6 hours for a cold soda with ice).
922649
no, it say's that it is unsafe to warm in the microwave it can get too hot and burn the skin. Also the wax won't melt evenly only certain part like sides or top part of the wax, which can get too hot. the warmer is what melts it evenly at the same temp through out the wax which you can control what temp you would like the wax to be on. There are waxes made to be warmed in the microwave, but these wax containers are men't for warmers.
871637
Not designed to be microwavable, but we do for short time to thaw food, etc without noticeable damage.
1020235
Yes, they are microwavable. Be careful that the top does not sit directly on the base. I had a case where I did not take the container and lid out of the microwave immediately after cooking. The top got sucked in and permanently deformed. I suggest not heating tomato-based items in the containers. Tomato tends to stain the plastic.
923444
I think the liner would be microwavable but I'm not sure about the oven, I wouldn't put my liner in the oven. Check with the Manufacture.
122863
Since we got our electric water pot I rarely microwave it any more but, yes I do sometimes rewarm my tea in micro tho rarely very high or long as we have a 12-1300 watt microwave. I love this mug. It's my second - I dropped and broke original and was thrilled to find it on Amazon as replacement of exactly same as my original. I'm a big Vincent fan. Regards, David
1893891
I would recommend microwaving them, but I personally put them in hot water and it works great.
1228486
I think they are microwavable. I have not tried it. There are no warnings on the label about not using in a microwave. They do warn not to use with an open flame.
1706006
I put it in a throw away tin and heat it. You can use a microwave just make sure you check the temperature of the wax before you slap it on your skin so you don't get burned
1990078
no, the container is aluminum, it is designed to be heated in the wax warmer. Might explode (or at least spark) in the microwave. Best microwaveable wax (imho) is Sally Hansen Brazilian Bikini Wax, also available on Amazon.~cheers
1951320
I had no problem I melted in microwave for 45 seconds ( system microwavable) added a little oil and It was good.
2033566
I dont' think so. I believe it has metal on the container. You can either buy the warmer for it, or buy one that's meant for the microwave that comes in a small square plastic container.