Are these microwaveable? I see they are used to pull food out of the microwave, but I thought of using them as splatter guards IN the microwave.
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I have not used them in the microwave, but my husband says that they are dishwasher, oven, freezer, and microwave proof. Upon checking, all sellers of silicone kitchen products claim they are microwaveable. I guess if I were to try that, I would start slowly at first and stay close to keep an eye out. But it sounds like it is safe.
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Absolutely not microwave safe. They are made of metal and would definitely cause some sparks! They are super durable, dishwasher safe and all around awesome. I get many compliments on these!!
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I've used these bowls in the microwave for short durations to warm up a served portion. I believe their company website says these bowls are microwave safe but not use it foods with a lot of oil which may leave a stain.
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Sure. They are metal and can be used in a regular oven. Probably since they are metal shouldn't be used in a microwave. They are very small. They are extremely small.
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I'm pretty sure I've used them in the microwave -- but not TOTALLY sure........... No help, huh?
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I have not used them in the microwave yet. I would think taking it off would be ideal but really don't know.
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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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I'm almost certain the original ad said that they are microwave safe, but I've never put one in the microwave. They are fun!
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A little bit, I always use pot holders to remove food reheated in the microwave. We love these bowls to serve all kinds of food, but I don't use them in the microwave too much. They are a great size and we love the colors.
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These are not designed for microwave use. They probably wouldn't fit most microwaves anyway as they are large. As for most Tupperware being microwaveable - that's like saying anything that doesn't melt, explode or burn you when you take it out is microwaveable. Tupperware has products specifically for microwave use, and are stamped on the bottom with the designated picture. Sure - you can microwave most Tupperware, but if not designed for it the product will a) not be covered under warranty and b) will get white patches on it from dishwasher soap in areas where it was scarred in the microwave from high heat and fats or sugars. These are not designed for microwave use. They probably wouldn't fit most microwaves anyway as they are large. As for most Tupperware being microwaveable - that's like saying anything that doesn't melt, explode or burn you when you take it out is microwaveable. Tupperware has products specifically for microwave use, and are stamped on the bottom with the designated picture. Sure - you can microwave most Tupperware, but if not designed for it the product will a) not be covered under warranty and b) will get white patches on it from dishwasher soap in areas where it was scarred in the... » Read More These are not designed for microwave use. They probably wouldn't fit most microwaves anyway as they are large. As for most Tupperware being microwaveable - that's like saying anything that doesn't melt, explode or burn you when you take it out is microwaveable. Tupperware has products specifically for microwave use, and are stamped on the bottom with the designated picture. Sure - you can microwave most Tupperware, but if not designed for it the product will a) not be covered under warranty and b) will get white patches on it from dishwasher soap in areas where it was scarred in the microwave from high heat and fats or sugars. « Show Less
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Technically they don't say "microwaveable" on the bottom, but I have put them in the micro and dishwasher successfully. Hope that helps!
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I no longer own them, but as I recall they are microwave-safe. I used them to reheat food and occasionally even as a cover for other plates I would microwave.
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They are made out of glass. No problem in the microwave as long as you have liquid in them :)
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I doubt it. They are plastic. I haven't and wouldn't even try it. I have put them in the microwave. But I avoid microwaves as much as possible myself. Just my preference on reheating food.
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I would not suggest it..I think they would break down and contaminate food like plastic..and they are air tight . Most lids need to be vented in microwave...Just my opinion
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I would not microwave them....in fact, they are rather fragile...but, beautiful. not for everyday use though...
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These are a very thick kind of plastic. It says nothing about being dishwasher safe or microwave safe. In general, plastic items should not be microwaved, but it doesn't say not to. I'd personally not do it.