Has anyone use these for heat/hot treatment instead of cold? How effective is it? and can it handle heat well, durability wise?
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.
1370301
Mine isn't exactly heat-resistant. After washing, I was unsure if the curls would bounce back but they did. There were a few that seemed....flat, so I tried out my curling iron on its lowest setting and it didn't go so well. It didn't flat out melt, but it did somewhat heat it into a tangled clump.
1092913
Stick with medium heat. High heat will release toxins from the coating. Hope this helps!
24076
I have used them with great success! very happy. I am not sure what you are asking about Temperature? it will work great in above 32 deg Farenheit = 0 celcius and I do not see any problem with it up to 50 Deg Celcius ( or 125 Fahrenheit) How hot or cold do you want to use it for? It works very reliable. I use it in $10'000 water features indoors.
1588130
We have only used these for keeping things cold and they work great. We soak them in water and then freeze them. Not sure about heat but i would try putting them in boiling water but don't boil them.
1599022
I don't know the actual temperature they can withstand but I've held them over the grill at 700 degrees while cleaning it and no problem whatsoever. In fact, afterwards I took the gloves off and went to put my cleaning brush up and it was so hot (I didn't realize) I would've burned my hand had I not dropped it. Didn't realize how hot the brush got with the gloves on. I'm all for them but don't quite yet have all the experience with them I'd like. Right now though, I'd say they're a no brainer.
264242
I'm not what type of heat you have in mind but I've been using them for landscaping purposes in 100 degree weather & they hold up great but like said I don't know about other fields where high heat is involved such as wielding (seeing as how I only use them for landscape & gardening purposes) I'm not a welding expert but I don't these gloves would be well serving in an environment like that I think these are more build for construction. I hope that answers your question
639839
They work great for freezing; that's mostly what I use them for. I have reused a few bags for dry goods, a couple times, with no issues yet. Most of my bags are used for uncooked foods, and I have not reused those. So far the system has worked well, with no apparent problems.
5577
I used them for a week in Montreal, Quebec, last Christmas when the temps there were -15 to -18 F during the day. My hands were always warm and I would recommend them highly. One problem was getting them dry inside from perspiration. It was impossible to turn them inside-out, so I just used a hair dryer, and it took a while!
1665161
I still have the instructions that came with them. They are machine washable in cold water. Says don't use this product with hot steam or while wet, and withstands heat up to 480 degrees. I have not had any trouble with feeling heat through them. I like that they are flexible and easier to grip stuff than other oven mitts I've had.
2016145
No you can't use them as a cold treatment. The beads are meant for moist heat treatments only. These work really well for relaxing cramped muscles.
246677
I have used them this summer and did not notice any heat from them. Of course where I live it has been pleasant temperatures! Even though they might be warm in hot weather, it sure beats getting your arms all torn up....these are fantastic
317672
I replaced mine cold and it worked fine. Came out easily. You are apt to burn yourself removing it hot.
1766392
Can't speak for your heat in NV but we have had some hot weather here. I got my casing and had no heat related problem. The casing are in a brine (liquid) and don't believe they will suffer from the heat.The casing are very good, worth a try. Good luck
2151517
I have had mine for a bit now too. And Haven't used them. I don't think they go bad. as long as they don't get warm your good.
698041
Yes I have used this temp gun for that. It's wonderful!!! Found the areas in my home where cold air was coming in so that I could patch it up. So worth buying this
1076573
I don't know about heat, but we used it to refinish the wooden cabinets below our sink, which were getting some water damage and it seems to be holding up to more splashes from the sink and around the dishwasher. Deft was recommended by the contractor who remodeled our kitchen as being easy to apply and pretty resilient. It definitely is easy to apply--we simply gave the water damaged area a light sanding with very fine steel wool, wiped it down, and sprayed on the Deft. It goes on very evenly and doesn't drip.