So after I take them out of the oven do I put them in right after? Do I have to warm them up every time I use it?Can I use a microwave instead of oven
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No as long as you keep them sealed in a plastic bag they will last weeks. I dry mine out in the oven and then vacuum seal them in a container, although that is not necessary. They will last for a year if I need them too. I keep them in a zip lock bag on my dive trips and they last all week long. When you need one or two make sure you are in a low humidity area like an air conditioned hotel room when you open the baggie. Pull out what you need and reseal the bag. Hope this helps.
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Bake them and put in a zip lock bag to lock out moisture build up. I baked all of them, put two in camera case and the rest in bag. Honestly only needed the original two and they worked great! I used in Cancun which humidity was nice and toasty.
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The drier it is, the best it works ... I think microwave is easier to avoid burning it
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I just used them like the came in the package and they worked fine. However, once they had to absorb moisture, you can dry them in the oven, even if they don't seem wet.
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Hello, Thanks for asking! These are NOT oven safe! However, they ARE safe for microwave and dishwasher! You can also use them in the freezer and the refrigerator. Hope this helps! Be blessed!
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I have never microwaved them. I only use them for salads. They are made of glass, so I don't see why they wouldn't be for a short period of time. I just wouldn't go from the refrigerator to microwave because of the quick temperature changes. Because they are thin glass, there is more of a chance of breakage.
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Yes you use them with formula but warm the milk first you cannot microwave them they will bust hope this helps
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I have put them in my dishwasher, but have no need to put these in my microwave. I wouldn't try the microwave. Why would you need to put them in the microwave at all.
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I don't recall if the instructions said you can sterilize these in the microwave. My guess is no, but I wouldn't use the microwave to sterilize them, myself.
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I've used them in the microwave, you shouldn't have anyproblems at all. The 1 2 3 recipe will work great.
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You'll just want to put them in the warmer after they are already warm. A sheet of waxed paper in between layers helps them not to stick together after they are cooked and placed in the warmer:)
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You can probably lightly microwave food in them if you are careful. As long as you heat food up in short intervals like 90 seconds at a time stirring in between intervals you will probably be okay. Setting the microwave on 5 minutes and leaving it would melt the containers undoubtedly.
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I have never put them in the oven. They get hot in microwave but no hotter than any other plate. they are a nice heavy plate. I have a 12 place setting. Very nice set.
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I have not used them in the microwave yet. I would think taking it off would be ideal but really don't know.
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I have not tried to do that, but they should be OK if you're not cooking for long periods. I generally avoid putting ANY plastic in a microwave for a number of reasons.
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Yes. It says that you can put them in the microwave. I don't recommend this item however, as I said in my review. It is so uncomfortable. You'd be better off getting a really long, thin sock and just putting a hot/cold compress in that. That's what I do now.
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yes, I put mine in the microwave for ten seconds on each side. Directions recommend that you heat in ten second intervals (or less) until you know what works for your particular microwave.
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Yes you can use these in both the oven and the microwave. However, even in the microwave they get quite hot, so I would recommend using a potholder when removing them from the oven.
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I really have no idea but you can't put them in the microwave or oven. They actually don't touch the food in the dish anyway or you have overfilled the dish.
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I have not tried to microwave them to date. You could prob do it for a few seconds as I often will microwave my butter container to melt it & that is plastic as well. Good luck!