Are these magnets foodsafe?
1295328
I doubt it, I went looking for foodsafe magnets for this purpose and couldn't find them. You don't want your spices contacting the magnets.
1295329
That's a good question. I never thought about it until now. I put tea in mine.
1337159
I don't actually remember, but I have conducted a test and they are not magnetic. Hope this helps. Joan R.
399360
None have broken in their quiet life in refrigerator magnets. Very strong -- just ordered more
2193612
No the pans are NOT magnetic. Sorry so long for the reply. Hope this helps.
2154492
In my opinion, no. I do think these would be quite strong enough to risk that. Don't know if your jars are glass or what, but still these are very small magnets. Bigger ones should do the job, but you'd just have to experiment with that and it would depend on how you attach them to the jars, etc.... The small ones are the only kind I've used.
763226
No. These are adhesive sheets, like post - it notes. They are not metal and are not magnets. A very offers printable magnetic sheets.
311780
I'm not sure what you mean, but I assume you're talking about Canada's action against the tiny, powerful, neodymium magnets, which can cause serious problems if kids swallow more than one. I could be wrong, but I don't think these are neodymium, and are much weaker than those - they seem that way to me. Additionally the magnets here are embedded in plastic. Not that these are suitable for young children. A determined kid could probably swallow a plastic-encased magnet, and the quarter-inch steel balls (non-magnetic) wouldn't be the best thing to swallow.
1666809
I tested your idea with different weight magnets (not a scientific examination of the possibilities, of course!) but, what I found is that they will hold the a magnet equal or slightly heavier than they are. This is basically the same as all the business promotion ones you get from companies hoping you'll stick their advertising or phone number to your 'fridge... all of those types hold just fine.
2128167
Yes they are..find a strong magnet tho as the bigger knives are heavy. I have 6 hanging on mine.
84821
In most cases, yes. Some stainless steel is non-magnetic. If regular magnets work on your fridge, you're good. The canisters stick to my white-painted steel fridge with no problem/no sliding.
283147
As long as your refrigerator is magnetic, yes. Stainless steel fridges aren't usually magnetic.
1884304
I really do not know. I trust that since I bought them under "food containers" they should be safe for it.
254443
I don't know if they are safe but I would think twice about buying them. I couldn't use them and threw them away because they would not stand upright when there was a taco in them. Totally useless.
765762
Small magnets like this pose a serious health hazard to small children who are at risk of swallowing them. I would not recommend using them for any children's toys.
1035593
Yes they are... but be extremely careful using magnets like this around small children. If they swallow one magnet, it can cause problems.... if they swallow two strong little magnets... it can be fatal. The two little magnets WILL find each other, and in the process they can tear holes in intestines or other body organs. I would urge you to use extreme caution when using rare earth magnets around small children.
1134359
Good question. I will conduct an experiment and let you know. I don't know how strong these are in quantitative terms but they are pretty damn strong for such tiny magnets.
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I just got these - the plates themselves are _not_ magnetized. e.g., they will _not_ stick to a fridge by themselves. Also, as "CC" said above, they are light and thin ("very" light and thin!), and they stick like glue to a mag mount.