Would it be safe to use this on a plastic counter for short pressing times?
1187858
Provided the counter is constructed of thick heavy plastic, I am relatively certain it would work for touch-ups or ironing just one garment. However, I wouldn't advise using steam full throttle for very long for obvious reasons. Hope this is helpful.
1187859
Yes, I've been using the Dritz Ironing Blanket on a plastic adjustable folding table (Lifetime 4ft Adjustable Height Table) which I use in the tallest position to fold laundry and do some touch up ironing. If I've got a lot of ironing to do, I prefer to use a real ironing board.
2207660
either way would work, but the strip may last longer on the inside, rubbing against concrete will destroy the plastic in a short time.
1308740
I would think so, although I've only used it on brick and wood. Plastic is lighter so I think it's would hold well.
2135067
It was a POS. I sent it back. It's all plastic and didn't seem like it could take much pressure. I bought a hand press (L-Press from Sur La Table) which I LOVE. It cost more but I'm not worried about it breaking.
1931119
It did a great job on our teak bench, but we didn't use it on a wooden counter. It may be good, but you might also look into Watco Danish Oil Finish.
1854636
I would imagine it would work just fine. I've had mine in the kitchen for more than a year now, and even around the sink it still looks perfect. The trick to applying it is to do a "wet" application. Spray down your counters and the sticky part of the vinyl with water before applying it. Only expose small sections of the sticky at a time and smooth as you go. Once it dries, it doesn't come back up. It's pretty fantastic stuff for a cheap fix.
453719
I grind mine at home/work and run it through my French press. There is some oil, but I don't think it would be enough to damage your machine.
912623
ot recommended for plastic .I tried it on plastic jar .the opener crushed the jar and ended up breaking the opener jaw.:)
932040
I don't know as I didn't use it on plastic. I don't see why it wouldn't. The best thing would be to try it and see.
2212896
My proofer never gets that hot. I do agree with others that your unit is defective. I have mine, (when in use) on a roll around "school" cart. No problems with over heating that kind of composite plastic. I also have used it on tile table top. Of course it would not hurt that at all.
1464790
It really needs the counter to be stable if you are going to be pulling it out. I personally wouldn't risk it.
1727628
Absolutely! It looks nice and saves counter space. I've had mine for less than 2 weeks and really glad I purchased it.
191695
Being plastic I don't see why not. Mine is in my tray of my toaster/convection oven.
178967
Have not tried that, I only use on my granite countertops, I would contact the company that makes it and present the question to them.
658637
We use ours with a frech press and only grind for 6 seconds. It isn't completely unifrorm, but it works for an inexpensive grinder.
746957
sorry but I don't know the answer to that question.I myself do not use it on plastic or rubber.
1580101
I've touched mine to my pizza steel with my oven at max temp. I think it should be fine to use provided it isn't there for any length of time.