Will these melt if used when slow cooking on the high temperature setting?
1946385
Sorry, I gave these as a gift and haven't gotten any feedback. If I hear anything, I'll post it. Happy crocking!
1946386
In my experience no. I have used in two different crock pots and one has a tendency to run hot and even with that I have not had any melting. They are a little thicker than the Reynolds brand and I think that helps. When I have cooked on high setting it has usually been 5-6 hours and then turned to warm.
1946387
I have used these both on high temperature & low temperature setting with no melting on either.
1946388
They don't melt but they do seen to leak a little. Not enough that the slow cooker is difficult to clean, but a little. Overall, I would purchase again. Significantly cheaper than the competition
72489
Yes, but be sure to turn down to lowest setting...it my be done before the time on your rice package directions, as these pans hold the heat well. For minute rice, take the pan off the burner completely. I hadto learn to cook on low heat with these pans.
1941414
Oops, what I happened. It said I answered this question yes... But actually my answer is No. Plastic cups will melt. I always use a porcelain pudding cup, which can withstand a lot heat. They are oven bake safe.
934437
I've been using mine almost every other meal for several months now and haven't noticed any melting whatsoever. I would imagine that melting would only occur if you kept it on high heat with no water in the pot.I wouldn't think twice about buying this product again even if it did melt. The time saved in cleaning this because I can easily throw it in the dishwasher sells it on its own.
1883651
Yes! They should be able to! I just don't know how much heat they CAN take. They definitely are not as heat resistant as original pyrex, which was made with borosilicate glass while this stuff is made with soda/lime glass. Just not as good!
1249878
They have to be removed prior to using. If not they will melt I speak from experience!
66790
No, they're not strong enough for boiling water (which would heat them too hot to be safe for use anyway) and would melt in a conventional oven. Try microwaving in 30 second intervals until they're as warm as you want them.
1859988
Absolutely! Have been doing so for the last couple of months. Be aware that these pots transfer heat amazingly well. It may take some adjusting to. Where I previously would use a fairly high heat, I've now dialed back and rarely need to go any higher than a medium/medium-high setting on my stove. I've never needed to use high, EVER! Over all I'm very pleased with these pots and pans.
1805913
I've put them in the dishwasher and they haven't warped or melted, but I haven't put them in the microwave. I have mixed hot foods in them and it has not been a problem. They seem sturdy and durable enough to tolerate a fair amount of heat. Nothing too extreme. I would trust them in the microwave.
1267300
No, they don't melt, you're safe. I put them into my coffee right as the coffee comes out of the machine so it'll be drinking-temperature when the cup is done brewing. Really nice stuff!
1624111
Whether a cookie sheet or pizza stone, it should be fine, and won't melt as long as you follow the package directions to not heat your oven past the burning point of the actual silicone. I think that's 425 or 450 degrees. These are great!! I use them everyday and even bought two more packs because my Mom and Nonna wanted to steal mine ;)
1589657
It says you should not. I left burner on low for a little too long with not much in pan and it did leave a discoloration. I am someone who used to cook on high and have had to adjust but from all I read you shouldn't be cooking on high anyway. I really am liking the pans. Ives vey surprised at how light weight they were and almost was turned off by this thinking they were cheaply made but I am really liking them.
2024395
I used them on an open flame but made sure to keel the handles away from the heat. The rubber on them may melt
339839
I would contact the manufacturer. It might melt if the temps are above 400. I sit hot pots on it after removing from the stove...but I would think a hot plate and oven might put off higher temps.
136510
You cannot use then in an oven. They have plastic domes and I am rather certain that they will melt.
986079
Sorry. I haven't tried to slow cook. When on low flame, I have noticed that the temperature is in the 350 degree range.
1995744
I don't use them, but I think the manual said something about melting things like that on the stove before putting them in the fryer. The manual is probably available online, so you might look there.