If the temperature is set for 100 C and you use the "Hold" function, does it self-destruct by boiling dry?
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I am not entirely sure but I think not. The hold goes off after a few minutes, I think. I have it set to hold sometimes, inadvertently set it that way I guess, and notice that it stays at the set temp for minutes at a time. But I am the sort of person who would let it boil dry and it has not happened so I am thinking it turns itself off after a time. I did just break the lid off though, which is a drag. Wish it were made with metal hinges rather than plastic.
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Yes, This Pot Will automatically Restart And Bring It Back To The Preset Temperature. I Hope I Answered Your Question.
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NO. The bottle has a drying agent in it. Just keep that in the bottle, but do not refrigerate.
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The kettle heats up to the set temperature and the heating shuts off. It will display the temp for an hour as it cools down and then completely power off. The hold button will keep it at temperature for an hour and then shut off. After returning the kettle to the base during the hold feature, it will display the temp for seven minutes and then turn off unless you reactivate the hold feature.
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As it states on the can or packaging, it should not be stored where the temperature exceeds 120 degrees. That is pretty standard for any aerosol.If placed in an area of high heat, it may not explode, but it will eventually lose pressure past the seals and leak.
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No. It just cools better and longer if you take it out of the fridge, but it also feels cool at room temp. It certainly doesn't "spoil" or anything.
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Tough call. If the can has been exposed to any high levels of heat, it can go back before you even drink it.
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no. it heats to boiling then you have the option to keep it hot (without boiling) for as long as you like.
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I am not sure what happens once you remove it. It either has battery to hold settings or everything shots off. It is in my mom home and i am not sure she uses any feature of it besides just boiling water. I may check if remember when next time I am there.
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I have used warm water regularly in the bottle and it's fine. I am not sure if temperature as high as 100 degree centigrade could be withstood.
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It gets warm but not hot. I often pour boiling water in mine just as I'm walking out the door and never have a problem with it getting too hot to hold. Drink yes; hold no.
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No, when unplugged it'll shut off the hot pot. After water boiled, it will change to warm mode to maintain the same temp until it's used up.
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I'd say no. Maintaining steady 100 degree temp would be a significant drain.
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I don't think so... After certain time the temperature is gone, it's one time use!
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I put boiled water in it and it does fine. So anything lower than 100c should be alright. Haven't tried higher (anyone needs to?).
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Hi Sally,I am on a boat and used Quakehold a lot to hold small stuff down while cruising.I have an even temperature but I would think at a high temp. of 100 it would melt down.As I said it has been invaluable to me. I did try to use it on pictures on the wall but this wouldn't hold it needs to be on a table or such like not on a wall. I do use it to stop pics from sliding keeping them in place but after an amount of time we decided just to screw the pics to the wall, saved a lot of hassle.I hope this helps in your project. Glad I could be of help.Regards, Jean Hi Sally,I am on a boat and used Quakehold a lot to hold small stuff down while cruising.I have an even temperature but I would think at a high temp. of 100 it would melt down.As I said it has been invaluable to me. I did try to use it on pictures on the wall but this wouldn't hold it needs to be on a table or such like not on a wall. I do use it to stop pics from sliding keeping them in place but after an amount of time we decided just to screw the pics to the wall, saved a lot of hassle.I hope this helps in your project. Glad I could be of help.Regards,... » Read More Hi Sally,I am on a boat and used Quakehold a lot to hold small stuff down while cruising.I have an even temperature but I would think at a high temp. of 100 it would melt down.As I said it has been invaluable to me. I did try to use it on pictures on the wall but this wouldn't hold it needs to be on a table or such like not on a wall. I do use it to stop pics from sliding keeping them in place but after an amount of time we decided just to screw the pics to the wall, saved a lot of hassle.I hope this helps in your project. Glad I could be of help.Regards, Jean « Show Less
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Sure! The glue doesn't set too hard so it won't damage your pot. It's food-grade and won't have any trouble standing up to boiling water.