can use it for spraying stuff on food? Is the plastic safe?
929089
The actual spray nozzle performance varied between the three bottles for me (two did not perform significantly well on the mist setting, the third did just fine) but I bought these for use in my workshop so they serve my purpose well. I cant speak to the second half of your question.
929090
I use mine for my homemade cleaning products. The best thing would be to check the details in the product description. If it doesn't say that it is food safe, then I would assume it is not.
1214125
what kind of plastic? I have used this product as a solvent for removing the leftover sticky stuff from price tags on a lot of materials and having had a few spills over the years when transferring to my blotter bottle - (not like an acid- more petroleum -gasoline style) I would guess that if it is a sturdy plastic it might be fine- if it were me I would try it in a spot I could live with being a bit damaged and see- good luck
1422233
I know of no reason why it cannot be used be used for Tupperware or plastic food storage. We have several plastic containers in ours and there is no apparent harm.
481123
I have never tired to use it on clothing. I do use it on my pans and plastic food storage containers. It doesn't hurt or stain the plastic.
130682
Hi Brian, Sorry for the late response, but hopefully this will help you in the future or help other buyers. The sprayer part of the mister is made of BPA free plastic. We are required to test all of our products to ensure that they're food-safe. If you have any more questions, please contact our customer service team at 888.878.8665 or custservice@prepara.com. Thanks, The Prepara Team
195827
Yes, it is food safe. If there were lead in the glaze it would be required by US law that it be labeled, "For decorative use only".
454570
I don't use it for such a use. But you should research what solvent to use with the sealer, and if it dissolves plastic, I think it is polypropoline, but I'm not sure. Check with Hudson mfg. with this question so as to not damage your sprayer.
1648748
I wouldn't recommend using it on plastic - It's a heating tool, after all, and when plastic burns it can release toxic fumes.I'm /doubt/ it exists but if you can find a plastic that says it's safe to burn then I'm certain the hot knife could do the job nicely - Otherwise, I'd recommend getting a knife made for precise cutting, like X-acto knives and whatnot.
578951
Yeah it's safe on plastics.It's hard to say whether it will help or not, but if you spray it around the edges of the button then press the button a bunch (and repeat a few times), you should get the cleaner inside the mechanism to do its stuff.
1829412
It's not plastic, it's silicone, and heat-safe up to 650 degrees (like most silicone products). It'd be SAFE enough, but I suspect you could find a better product for that purpose.
1023901
I've never used it for that purpose but I think it would be fine as long as no food is sprayed. I know it doesn't compare but I spray it directly on my dog's bed and him a few times and it works quite well.
279467
I have no experience with SNES. That being said, I would feel confident spraying this stuff on just about anything with contacts. If you have dust or corrosion this stuff will clean it up. Make sure to set the spray nozzle to"L" to start with. It is safe on plastics too. I mainly use it on guitar and amplifier potentiometers.
1993422
A 50/50 mixture will be thin enough to spray that way, but for best results the manufacturer states it should soak in, so I would say make sure there is really good coverage, allow it to soak in and then wipe away any liquid that remains. However, I am not sure about any reaction to plastic.
1237637
Yes but I don't know if the plastic is safe for the food it self. The containers micro without any damage but the plastic might penetrate fumes into the food. I put my food in glass containers or use a paper plate to microwave. I carry non microwave foods in the small containers,like fresh fruit. Hope these helps you
1918943
Im not sure if you can use with food products. I use mine for mixing flooring products but it has not rusted or anything like that. I really don't see why you couldn't use it on food if you keep it clean. Would probably work great, for mixing cake batter or big things of mashed potatoes.
85777
I would not put it on plastic, it gets too hot. It works great, heating an old chevy V8 during the NH winter. I have it on the bottom of the oil pan. So, metal only.
1019822
Its a glass dropper so I believe it would be safe, but I'm not 100% sure. I use it for essential oil blends and it works well.