Is this heat resistant (only up to about 150&deg;F)?
1093365
I've used it to pull transmission fluid from a warm bike engine. Im unsure of the temp, but it held up fine. The engine was too hot to touch though. If you're planning on using it for food safe items, I probably wouldn't recommend temperatures that high. The plastic taste/smell may seep into the liquid.
1401589
It is safe at low heat levels but because of the thin construction I would not recomend using it on high heat for any extended time period.
413896
I am not sure if it's heated resistant and I never used it for such a task. Why don't you place a towel over the cutting board to make sure. Also, slow cooker would have some little feet to it and they should prevent any melt-down.
280613
Don't have the exact temperature but remember that it is close to 500 degrees (I have used it on items heated to 450 and it was fine).
101484
Yes, as long as the material can take the heat, 180 degree. I knew some of them are OK, but can't guarantee yours.
760447
Sorry, I didn't see your question till now :(I certainly believe you can!! Low to medium heat. Thanks!
1218417
Yes, it does resist heat. It is made from aluminum. It will work fine for everyday sitting for a barbecue and is easy to care for. Just wipe clean after use!
773348
Good question and one best suited to be answered by the Mfg. I have no idea as to the resistance to heat.
2266929
I'm unsure of how much heat it can withstand. You can layer it it's pretty sticky.
1234594
yes you can. There is a silicone logo on the handle, but it should handle high heat or if in doubt remove it. There is no max temp that I think would be an issue. It is made of carbon steel, so it can handle 600 degrees for sure
547717
Heat resistent, YES. However will warp and burn if directly on/nect to a burner. Be careful if you have to trim them in any way. Use an extremely sharp blade and do not bend them, otherwise they will not straighten out very well.
1061655
Mother Nature says 212f is the limit! Ours works fine except the heat deforms the bristles on the little round brush. Overall we are satisfied with its performance.
1014248
I guess it depends on how hot but its plastic so I would not think it would hold up to too high a temp.
1485964
I've used it at 400 degrees F without any problems. The product description says, "Temperature resistant from 446°F (230°C) to -40°F (-40°C)" which I think is straight off the packaging.
1115764
It says on the box that it is made of some silicone material that can withstand temperatures up to like 400 degrees or something like that, definitely 300 for sure EDIT: if you look up images on of the box in the top left corner is says it can withstand temps of -58F to 446F
854596
I am not the manufacturer, but the description says it is fire resistant... Hope that helps
169792
Don't know; never tried it because I assumed it was vulnerable to high heat.