Anyone used this with plastic? That is what I have?
1105169
If it were me I would never consider using it with plastic. It will get hot enough to burn your hand, or plug it in and put your hand on it and see what you think.
1105170
Seems like a bad idea from a safety perspective to use it with plastic. Not to mention, plastic won't conduct the heat very well when it's really cold. I'd spend a couple bucks and get a metal waterer to make sure it works. Works great with my metal waterer.
1105171
This is designed for use with galvanized metal waterers, never use with plastic ones!!!
1105172
It's a hot plate so I image plastic would melt. I believe it is designed for galvanized water feeders.
1105173
The one I have heat up to 42 F, so plastic is no big problem but not efficient and wasting electricity. I do use metal water tank and works well.
1105174
There is another unit selling for over $100 with same wattage that states it is ok to use with plastic. The unit does not look any different than this one.
912623
ot recommended for plastic .I tried it on plastic jar .the opener crushed the jar and ended up breaking the opener jaw.:)
548068
works fine for me. It's a "toy" though, so of course it's plastic and metal.
1827673
Pvc or plastic? I'd be concerned about melting rather than cutting. Try it on a small piece before investing in much material you may not be able to use.
1969533
Plastic. Mine did work but not very well using an oil. I mixed thieves oil with fractionated coconut oil and it didn't work as well as i hoped.
738240
That's news to me. Mine did not have any such plastic, or I don't remember it as being an issue if there was one.
1472307
I don't believe it is the same. I have not used this on plastic. It works well to clean the bottom of pans and burnt on food
326393
I don't know if it will work on plastic. I used it on wood, but I tend to think that it would.
924445
I'm not sure if it will adhere well to plastic, maybe if you rough up the surface a bit first. They make a special epoxy that is made just for plastic, that might be better in your situation. Enter B00083WZDY in the Amazon search.
72582
No problem. I have found a "step drill bit" works great in plastic if you don't have the special plastic drill bit.
2157435
Plasticweld will bond plastic to metal or any other clean non-porous surface.I use it to bond plastic to glass.
888045
No problem with the plastic. Are you using pure oil? A lot of the cheap oils are cut with chemicals.
475352
My plastic broke, I used some gorilla superglue on it, let it sit a day, good as new.
146633
I had the same problem. The plastic seems too thick, what I did was, I shaved the thickness away with a razor, it is not the best solution but it works !
1497792
I use plastic or silicone just because it seems like I should. Wood would be fine, too.
1301578
I have used it on all items from plastic to aluminum to steel. Obviously I would try a sample item first if you have a concern.
944317
I have to be honest and say I havent cleaned it yet. however it seems to be plastic..I plan to use soap and water.