Can I use this to fill in a crack in the bottom of a ceramic bowl and still eat out of it?
1479686
Yes, I would say so! I have used it for SOO many things, it seems to be pretty much universal. It is extremely sturdy once it Is all the way dry!
320682
never tried it for that.. why would you want to?? just use a walnut cracker.. Duhhhhhhhh!
1983992
If the clay is broken I would discontinue using it, it could damage the electrical components by leaking out food.
1170139
Yes, my wife used it to drill some holes in a ceramic pot she wanted to put some plants in. Just be careful and let the drill bit do the work, do not press hard or you can break the ceramic pot. We use a soapy water solution that we pour where we plan to drill to reduce friction and heat. Good luck!
1674286
Yes, but be careful not to add frozen ingredients after hearing the bowl. Avoid putting it into cold water after heating.
1927771
Totally not a good idea. It is a powder and will fall through the screen and coat the heating coils and possibly the drive motor works. At best causing the coils to burn out or even start a fire. I keep mine in a big salt shaker and it is good sprinkled on afterward in the bowl.
1881889
I would recommend using a separate bowl. Although you could probably mix in it.
1765186
Either liquid or dry ingredients will work. I have used mine to make pie crust and handmade mayo among many other things. (My old work bowl was so worn, the flour would fly out of it like fine dust! Yuk. But this new replacement works beautifully. Happy cooking!
369303
the bottom is silicone and is pretty thick and sturdy...I think it would take some good force and a blade to pierce it. You probably COULD puncture it with a fork if you tried hard enough and that was the outcome you were going for. If you were using a fork in regular ways, I can't see it happening. This is intended to be a travel water bowl for pets if I remember correctly, although I guess you could use it otherwise.
1530379
I do not believe this is made of the type of plastic that can withstand oven temperatures. And since using unsuitable plastics in the oven can cause toxic fumes, I would caution you not to try it. Besides, you would ruin your bowl.
1738021
I d assume so since its ceramic but I haven't tried. Suggest to call le cruset directly. Good luck!
1578060
I have used it on porcelain items that were broken and it did work wonders. I'm not sure how old the pottery if it's clay based, it may not work that well, but I had broken platters/plates and I used the glue and it worked beautifully. Let it set for at least hours for best results and before you wash. I would not put the item in a microwave; as flammable glue.
1391724
You can,but for ceramic you dont need the high heat one, just the regular temperature version. This one is for exhausts etc..
2009861
I have not tried this. It will depend on the size of the piece of metal and how deeply it is buried in the food. If you are talking about small pieces 2-3 mm in size no. Larger pieces 10 +mm yes it should.
184311
Unable to answer this for sure. I tried it on chips but couldn't get them apart ... or out of the bowl.
867420
No you cannot. It is mainly for initial cracks that have about 1" spikes or less. 'The spikes will disappear and the small stone chip hole will be filled.
1346776
If the filling is very thick, then probably not. If the filling cools quickly or you have to work slowly with it, no. I used it with cupcake batter that wasn't very thick and it took a while for the batter to come out the bottom. Hope this helps.