will these tube click stick types melt in 110 degrees (texas) if left in a car?
1944215
Absolutely! Tips, if left too high/flipped will melt right down into the cap.
1717618
I haven't stored mine in the heat, but I have had some that arrived melted together. It didn't impact the performance though.
2182341
It shouldn't but these aren't as great as I thought, they warp and discolor in the heat, I think the anti stick coating is what's causing the problem. I would probably go w/ an all metal, no fancy coatings unit next time.
1193303
Any stick on product should be done over 50 degrees or whatever the manufacturer suggests - warmer temperatures create a better bond. Why risk having them fall off - wait a few weeks for warmer weather.
878363
The application I used it for did not involve heat, so I can't answer based on any real world information. If I were to guess, the inside temperature of a car in summer is probably not going to melt it.
1456466
No, the product will not melt but will become a little more tacky. I have had mine for a few months now and noticed that with the change in temp. (summer to winter or from around 90f to 20f) the Sticky will become a little more brittle and a little less tacky. It seems also to pick up every bit of dust in the air, because of the tacky nature of the plastic it is made of. Still works well and holds items but a little less tacky than first purchased. Have had item a few months now. Its not expensive so I would say give it a try.
682448
I don't think they will. They are pretty sturdy. Mine are inside and it hasn't been hot enough here ( in NY) yet to melt them (they are not in air conditioning).
1717621
Good Day Mr. Taylor, I live in Tacoma, WA and we do not experience the temperatures you do in Arizona. My guess is that they would do just fine and you would have no problem. I would recommend purchasing just on package and see what happens. That way your not out a lot of money and you can keep them in a cooler place at home and use them on the Barbie there. Hope that helps you and wishing you the very best of the holidays.
1968435
Of course not, they would melt!! :-) This unit is awesome, definitely worth buying!
661415
I really doubt anything bad should happen, as long as they did not get too hot. Follow the instructions on the package they should be fine.
1318103
Although they are more temp "resistant" than others, a hot car will probably degrade them over time. Room temp or cooler seems best.
705150
they get quite hot enough to use pretty quickly--10-15" maybe, but will not burn your fingers because they have the "cool ends". If left for a LONG while, they will get hot enough to burn when you pick them up!
1464633
I would think so, yes. They are made of silicone which is heat resistant to 500 degrees F. Also, they don't absorb flavors in the same way that your silicone rubber spatula/scraper doesn't. That leaves me to wonder why you might be freezing tomato sauce in them but thats another question for another day ;)
1577836
I am not positive but I think I read on the internet that most are high-heat resistant up to 500°F. Good luck.
1821372
I don't know. It will depend on the pressure in the tank. The temperature drops to just over 212 F because the release switch is inside the unit near the pressure tank(boiler) and is under no pressure from there to the end of the utensil being used.
1854124
Basically the answer is no, it won't get hot enough. These were designed for melting lead for bullets and fishing weights. Pewter can be melted as well.
297300
I live in Austin, TX and use the product in my Motor Home. It is stored in a lower storage compartment in a plastic tub and I have had no problems in six years. In the summer, the road and ambiant temperature can well exceed 100 degrees.