Do these make a noise when you dry-fire them? Rather, once these are in could you possibly "fire" them indoors?
1311081
Like every one else, no noise except for the hammer striking the cap. These are snap caps not real ammo.
1311082
No they do not make noise when dry-firing. I use them in my basement and dry-fire at a target I have hanging up. Works Great!
1311083
Only noise is just a click as the firing pin strikes the Snap Cap. Dry firing indoors is sort of what they are good for. They show you a pattern of firing pin strike and are good for not firing into an empty chamber when testing after cleaning, etc.
1311084
Yes , you can dry fire them indoor. They are meant for you to dry fire them.
1311085
The only noise you will hear while "firing" these Snap Caps is the hammer moving forward and hitting the firing pin. In other words you will only hear the click, as if you were just "firing" without anything on chamber. Yes, you can fire them indoors. No, they are not going to go boom.
1590295
They are sort of loud when they are working. however one of ours quit working first day we opened the box. I would never by this item again.
780819
No burning smell but mine buzz loudly and only work with the dimmer fully up or fully down I would not reccomend them.
1711093
I have not experienced that noise. I use electric heat. Could there be a difference?
2150907
Yes. I hear them up in the baby bullet steamer. I've also heated them up on the stove by putting them on top of vegetable steamer. I've used the microwave as well.
769595
There is a hum when it starts then it fades away. I use these in our vacation rental house as a quite alternative heat choice for our visitors. I also use this make in customers houses, our main house and my wife's store. I do not find them noisy.
233308
I always install them in an electronics closet so I didn't pay attention to a noise. However, I am actually going to install one today in about 4-5 hours. send me a follow up question and I will let you know if the one I installed has noise or not.
1526480
Woolzies are not loud at all. My dryer is near the living area in my condo and the plastic dryer balls I used to use were extremely noisy. Woolzies are just fine.
1937904
No, they don't make noise. But my grandson (3 1/2) LOVES the kitchen! It leaves some things up to his imagination and that is perfect for him!!
2188283
It does not make noise. I do not use these, personally, I used them instead of puppy pad, they hold up very well wash after wash. I do not think they would be hot, though.
2130624
I guess they're not super dry, but seem to be dry enough to preserve them. Drying further might deepen the color, which may not be as attractive, depending on what you're cooking. The big question for me would be how do they taste? Mine were pleasant, hot enough to burn awhile, but not hot enough to blow my face off. I like them and think they're pretty,.
443154
They are not really safe to use indoors. Any combustion will have carbon monoxide as a byproduct which is not safe to have in the house. There is also the issue of possible tipping of the burner. I have used mine in a drafty garage and it worked well.
823518
i don't think that sounds normal. mine didn't buzz when i put them in. however, mine also didn't last very long.
178418
We have not had problems. We use ours outdoors, so we may not notice noise, like you could if indoors. We have had ours for 3 years and would buy another.
1675608
Not a hissing sound. Just a gentle whirling. I can only hear them when I'm 5-10 feet away. You can make them quieter by installing a computer fan resister inline. I'm sure they're on Amazon.
802295
No. They are very queit speakers in terms of noise. Check your source and make sure your levels aren't causing the noise.
2170656
I have never heard these pans make any noise at all. I love them for induction cooking and like all non-stick pans medium heat is the highest I cook on them unless boiling.