Why not just heat in a microwave if it's too cool?
1663436
Not sure what you are asking? If you feel that the coffee is not hot enough you can put it in the microwave.
1663437
First and foremost, you shouldn't have to microwave coffee to get it hot, it hurts the flavor Secondly, it would be a pain to do it every time. It might be hot enough for you, but it wasn't for me!
1523308
The alternative is to place in a boiling pan. I find the microwave to be the best choice. Variar remember that you can place in the freezer.
2269627
I like hearing that. Microwaving would be faster and easier. Do you remember the link to the page online that says it can be microwaved?
2113922
It's not something I've needed to do. I keep mine moist to keep my brown sugar supple and not some rock instead. It wouldn't be the best idea to microwave it though microwaves need something to absorb the energy they give off or they may burn out. The bear and its small water content wouldn't be enough of a load. At the very least your going to needlessly stress the machine.
922649
no, it say's that it is unsafe to warm in the microwave it can get too hot and burn the skin. Also the wax won't melt evenly only certain part like sides or top part of the wax, which can get too hot. the warmer is what melts it evenly at the same temp through out the wax which you can control what temp you would like the wax to be on. There are waxes made to be warmed in the microwave, but these wax containers are men't for warmers.
830216
If you mean actual degrees Farenheit, no microwave will tell you that because a microwave does not cook with a heating element. The power levels are low, med-low, medium, med- high and high. There's even a keep-warm feature, which might be a first for a microwave. Beyond that, there are the sensor reheat and cook, and defrost as on most microwaves, with the difference being with the inverter technology. I so far have not cooked anything in the microwave, so I can't comment on how the inverter technology affects cooking.
223723
I don't know for sure. The instructions call for microwave. It could be that water wouldn't get as hot.
324495
I would think so. Haven't used it in the microwave but I wouldn't hesitate to do it.
555325
I would not microwave. The metal in the bowls would destroy your microwave.
1956008
I find that it warms the milk but doesn't make it hot. If you likes it hot using the microwave seems like a good idea.
1209927
I have had a bowl in the microwave for two and half minutes to warm things and the handle is warm but you can still use it to pickup the bowl from the microwave. I don't have a problem with it. But I keep a couple of potholders by the microwave for any plate or bowl that is too hot. Everything will heat-up if left in the microwave long enough but these bowls are microwavable.
939601
I try to avoid putting plastics in the microwave. I wouldn't use this to heat anything up. It is great for sandwiches and salads and hard boiled eggs.
1735277
I think one should be able to heat it with hot water. I don't have this product, but i am thinking of buying it and am scared of heating things in microwave. http://www.mercola.com/article/microwave/hazards2.htm
2226248
I haven't tried it but if it was something I needed to do regularly, I would risk one bowl to find out. I really think you could but can't promise. I guess I haven't put anything super hot in them, maybe cereal and hot soup. I definitely wouldn't put anything hotter than boiling water, 212 F, though.
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Maybe, maybe not. I wouldn't have thought of using in the microwave, but decided to test it. I placed an empty glass in the microwave along with a coffee cup of water and turned it on for a minute. The glass got very warm, though not hot. I would prefer that microwaveable cups/glasses not heat up, only what's inside.
2036011
I have never done that. I put it in my microwave for. 2 minutes to heat up that's all. I'm pleased with this product.
1672270
I have only used this for ice, and it's an excellent product. My guess is that it was not designed to be heated. I think that putting it in the microwave might harm the fabric.