Is this product heat proof. Shown on a stovetop
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Not sure what temperature it says it will take. I have used it to cover when I cooked in the microwave and in the oven up to around 400 degrees. Never tried it as a cover on the stove. When not in use it decorates my refrigerator. Really fun and makes a great little gift.
1023095
Yes, it is heat proof up to 450 degrees, you can even put it directly in your oven. I also have one by the company, Silikomart, and I prefer that brand. The Silikomart UFO lids get a better suction and are composed of higher quality (pure) silicone.
1023096
I love my sunflower lid. I have used it on various salad bowls and it seals very snugly. I have recently bought other sizw, even tiny ones to out on my glasses when I am outdoors. I also have bought the poppy ones as gifts for others. The packaging says seals against stove top splatters, and retains steam. The packaging also states microwaveable. While the photo shows it on a low pan on a gas burner, I have not tried it on the stove top. The warning on the package says do not use over a flame or near oven surfaces,
1023097
The only way I have used these are when I have hot coffee in a cup and want to take it to another room in the house and don't want any to spill on the carpet. It is great for this. I also use it when sitting on the patio to keep the coffee in the cup hot and to keep little flying insects off and out of the cup. There is no problems with this usage. I have even put it in my dishwasher on the top rack. My husband has curled one up and put it in the silverware holder. No problem. Hope this helps. They also make wonderful gifts because I am so sold on them.
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Writing on the bottom of the bowl states it's safe for the microwave but not the broiler or stovetop. No mention on *this* bowl, but other similar bowls are ovenproof. Including smaller sizes of the same bowl.
756662
Hi yes, this is heat and oven proof. My suggestion though is not to go from one extreme to the other. In other words don't wash the mixing bowl in cold water then suddenly fill with extremely hot liquids.
346664
yea it is heat resistant , you can put a lighter to it and nothing will happen, although ur cook top will be much hotter.
2182340
We have had no problem with this as it is Teflon coated and our stove is a glass top. I do not know about other cooking surfaces.
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It is stainless steel, as long as you remove the lid it is fine, I heat mine on the stove everyday with no problem! The lid has plastic in it so it is important to heat it up without the lid. Be sure to use a potholder because the handle gets hot. I put it on a heat disperser pan to heat it up slower and prevent that skin that can develop on the milk, and it keeps the pot looking new, but if you heat it up on low heat, without the lid, and watch it, it should be fine.
2276215
It's made of cast iron. It might trap too much heat against the surface of your stove.
541901
NO! I have poured boiling water in it, but do not place it on a stove and heat it because it will break!
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I wouldn't recommend it. The nature of the ceramic doesn't appear to be stable enough to withstand direct heat. And I don't recall the manufacturer stating it could be used on the stovetop. Hope this helps...
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Depends on what you mean by heat proof. It is a plastic pot, so it will melt if you try to burn it. If, however, you are asking about standing up to heat and sun, the answer is yes. I live in Tx and they weathered the TX summer just fine. Note I have only had them for a year.
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Sorry not sure since I use on a fad stovetop. Packaging should indicate if you can.
741328
It's glass with a ceramic top so I believe it is oven safe. It cannot be used on the stovetop it says.
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I use it on a glass top stove, and have had no problems. It might scratch in the long run, but I haven't seen it yet.
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Sorry, I use it for lemonade and kool aid. I checked the papers that came with it and I didn't see anything except that it was only top-rack dishwasher safe, so I would assume it isn't heat proof.
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This corningware cannot be used on the stovetop. It is oven and microwave safe. I am assuming that if it could be used in the stovetop it would be listed. M. Mayville
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Yes and no. I bought the Touch Up that was supposed to be for high heat. I used it to cover some scratches on my cooktop and it looked like new. But the first time I used the burner, the part I had touched up turned brown and basically ruined the top of the cooktop in terms of appearance. Whatever high heat the Porcelain Touch Up is supposed to endure, using the burner is hotter than what it's made for. I would not use it on your stove top. It was fine on my dryer where it got scratched, and which obviously does not get hot.
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Unknown, but it notes it should not be used on a stovetop (at all). As the air chamber providing insulation is sealed, heating the entire unit would be both a) ineffective for hearing the contents, as there is a barrier of air between the metal and the contents, and b) dangerous, as heating the contents enough to boil water is beyond the likely design specs --- but I'm not an expert. Even so, if you're able to heat the contents via induction, it still seems to involve boiling inside the pot which would rise over the boiling point (for the captured steam prior to release) and beyond the capabilities of the product?