Is it OK to regenerate in the same oven used for cooking food.
1953588
I do. As far as I know, the only chemical you're liberating at a warming oven temperature is water vapor.
1953589
It should be but I haven't tried yet. Just make sure to use a different container.
1953590
Yes. Well, it should just out gas whatever it absorbed. So, if you are using it to absorb water it should out gas water. It is was absorbing some other compound, it would probably out gas that.
1953591
I guess it depends on what you were using the desiccant to dry out. For myself I use it to dry the air in my compressor. It has water and trace amounts of compressor oil. Therefore, I do not reuse. If it was purely water I would suggest the oven or my gas grill. Hope this helps.
1566358
Yes you can. I have taken from freezer to oven with no problems. My new must have.
1238352
Yes we've used ours in our oven without a problem. It's just smaller, but is a good quality set.
1481893
Yes. I put mine in the oven all the time. All the parts are metal and I've never had an issue.
1711954
As long as there is no grease or oil residue it's OK. For instance, steamed broccoli should be fine.
2107681
Not really. I have occasionally been able to reuse one if it doesn't get too burned. However, once it's been cooked on, it doesn't seem good to cook on that side again and the other side is usually pretty black.
1918029
I use my Turbo Convection Oven to reheat evrything from meat, fish and backed potato. Ineach instance I can wrap in aluminum foil. Tea and coffee I microwave
2215499
mine is used in a safe and has to be regenerated about every 2 months - in a pantry there will be a high moisture content so it will need to be regenerated more often - no trick to regenerating the instruction are on the bottom of the canister just follow them.
1377357
Certainly, just be sure to have in the oven when you turn it on to preheat!
612086
Of course. It is actually better for re-heating than for making them. I don't think it is a great appliance for preparation.
651433
I have reused them multiple times (10 at least) . Just be careful of the temperature in the oven. If it gets around 400 it will melt the container. My daughters and I love them!! Use them all the time! Great to bring meals in to invalids or for family reunions when you don't want to worry about getting the container back!!
188175
Yes, you can bake anything in them at any temperature you like. Would not recommend reusing.
1946751
NO this is plastic food wrap and should never be used in the oven, it will melt.
1153468
I would think so, my pots are stainless. I have used this many times in the oven, lined with foil and it stil looks new
159408
Yes - you can re-season this pan in the oven although it's not usually necessary. Cleaning the pan after each use wit hot water and a little table salt and a brush - then drying the pan before heating on the stove top. When the pan is hot to the touch but not so hot that the oil will smoke, add just enough oil to the pan so that it can be distributed evenly with a paper towel. I turn the heat to simmer and leave for a couple of minutes. That's about it - the pan is ready to go for its next use. Oven seasoning is usually reserved for pans that are brand new or neglected. Lodge factory seasons the pan your are asking about. Yes - you can re-season this pan in the oven although it's not usually necessary. Cleaning the pan after each use wit hot water and a little table salt and a brush - then drying the pan before heating on the stove top. When the pan is hot to the touch but not so hot that the oil will smoke, add just enough oil to the pan so that it can be distributed evenly with a paper towel. I turn the heat to simmer and leave for a couple of minutes. That's about it - the pan is ready to go for its next use. Oven seasoning is usually reserved for pans that are brand new or neglected. Lodge factory... » Read More Yes - you can re-season this pan in the oven although it's not usually necessary. Cleaning the pan after each use wit hot water and a little table salt and a brush - then drying the pan before heating on the stove top. When the pan is hot to the touch but not so hot that the oil will smoke, add just enough oil to the pan so that it can be distributed evenly with a paper towel. I turn the heat to simmer and leave for a couple of minutes. That's about it - the pan is ready to go for its next use. Oven seasoning is usually reserved for pans that are brand new or neglected. Lodge factory seasons the pan your are asking about. « Show Less
386763
I don't see why not. Its all metal and fully clad in a high temp coating that is safe for direct heat....so yeah it should do just fine in the oven. :-)
1045982
yes it can be reused but there are chemical drain risks and that's why supposedly. Has California warning on back of package that says "This product may contain chemicals known to the Sate of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Protective gloves should be worn when installing or replacing this product to prevent infection from drain waste. Wash hand after handling.