I don't have a microwave, is there any other way to heat up the wrap?
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i guess the other way you can heat up your wrap is on low temperature,wrap in foil in oven....
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I'm not sure Dennis. You wouldn't want to submerge it in hot water and I'm not sure a low temp oven would be a good idea either. I'd check with the company .Sorry I wasn't more helpful......
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I'm not sure Dennis. You wouldn't want to submerge it in hot water and I'm not sure a low temp oven would be a good idea either. I'd check with the company . Sorry I wasn't more helpful......
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Steam them in microwave following package directions then put in warmer to take to the table. Warmer keeps them warm and soft. Use the warmer more for pancakes really works well. Have wondered if warmer could be put in microwave to warm tortillas but haven't try yet
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This is probably overkill but you certainly do not need to microwave it in the pouch. You can certainly Prepare it as follows per the directions on the product description page: "Do not use conventional oven, Do not consume if pouch is leaking or swollen. Directions Microwave 1-2 minutes: 1. Tear pouch and contents into a microwave-safe bowl. 2. Cover loosely and heat on high for 1-2 minutes (ovens vary; cooking time is approximate). 3. Stir and serve. Stove top 5 Minutes: 1. Boil water in saucepan. 2. Immerse pouch in boiling water for 5 minutes". Lot's if options. While most people microwave it in the pouch and then pour it into the bowl or container they'll be consuming it from, there's absolutely nothing wrong with first pouring it into a microwave safe bowl or contained, then loosely cover (I like to use wax paper), and you're good to go.
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Yes, it can be heated in the microwave but remove the wrapping and container and place it on a microwaveable plate.
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I have not tried to microwave them to date. You could prob do it for a few seconds as I often will microwave my butter container to melt it & that is plastic as well. Good luck!
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three options - leave out on your stove top that will melt it slowly, put in a pot of boiled water, squeeze out an amount and microwave. I recommend the first two. meg
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I am fairly certain this should only be heated in a microwave oven. But, I would suggest that you write to the manufacturer to be sure!
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Hello,Yes, If you want to warm the cloths, you would use a microwave. Basically, you'd leave them in the package and follow heating instructions on the package (don't overheat and be careful so you don't get burned). If you follow the directions, it's pretty safe to use heated.
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No microwave at all. There is no need for straps either. Look up how to use hard wax on YouTube. It is super easy and less messy than any other wax.
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I have also never tried to heat the wrap in the oven. I wouldn't try it without further research. We actually keep ours in the freezer and use them as cold packs on our backs, necks and shoulders. Everyone else I have given them to use them mostly for the heat but they all use a microwave.
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I don't think you can should warm the bottle in the microwave....maybe in a cup of warm water. The honey pours easily out of the bottle cap without warming though. I use it for cooking all the time and it comes out quickly and easily.
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Hi, Alex...the product comes with a little empty bag that they suggest putting uncooked rice in and then heating it in the microwave for a few seconds to warm it up. I have not tried to heat the rice another way but I would suspect you could carefully sauté it, dry, in a pan until warm but be careful. to to burn it, and then add the rice to the bag.
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You can reheat anything you normally would reheat in a microwave oven. It just can't hold that much
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I threw away my packaging but I am almost positive it said not to boil it or immerse it in hot water. I think it might melt or heat unevenly.If you don't have a microwave, I used hand towels I soaked in hot water until I got this item, they just lost their heat faster and got my clothes wet but they did work.
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In the microwave. The directions for the length of time for heating are on the gel packs themselves.
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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.
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No, unless you want soggy fleece. I didn't like this wrap that well because it is too thick and heavy on the neck. I have one now that is slimmer, heats in a minute and the heat lasts a very long time made by Earth Theraputics and costs around $10 plus/minus. I've had a few and eventually the microwave gets wrongly set (when you're overtired or just not being careful of the setting and the stuff inside burns and clumps. Pat p.s. have never seen a microwavable neck wrap that is immersible.