Is this gel safe to use under heater?
605218
Depends upon what the temp underneath the heater is. If temps are too high, the resulting higher rate of evaporation or "cooking" of the product might cause a problem.
605219
I do not know of any restrictions about using it around the heater, it comes in gel form. however if you stick it by the heater it will still draw all the ants out. all you have to do is get it to as close to the answer as you can and they will find it by the hundreds
1619148
yes mapp is safe to use. this comes with Map-pro which is a hotter burning propane. the "gas taste" you get actually is because the heat is so high. look into getting a Searzall. it disperses the heat more evenly and it works with this exact torch
1919248
Hi Raymond, You should ask your local pet store, like Petsmart, or Petco, what they think about using the Under Tank Heater with your plexi glass. The thickness of the plexiglass is also a factor, so you need to tell them how thick it is. I am using a glass tank, which I know works fine. Good luck, and Happy Holidays.David
1094573
I don't think it would do any good under a bed. It doesn't get super warm, but warm enough to keep an animal cozy if they are in direct contact with it. So putting it under the gel bed, in my opinion, I don't think would be a noticeable difference unfortunately.
2218999
I would not. I put mine on for four hours using the timer. The next time I used the plug we noticed is was slightly melted...scared me so heater is sitting in my closet unused.
1388687
I have no idea if it can be placed on top of a gel pad. Suggest contacting the manufacter directly. I LOVE the heating pad and today with windchill at zero and below, it's our go to comfort zone. Oh yes, it is a rapid producer of heat which is welcome in cold times. Good luck!
715218
Sorry&#128591; I don' t really know, but if doesn't burn anyhotter than a the alcohol gel, then I'm sure that it will be fine, its kind of like a cast cement Has been durable, just have to clean a bit of soot off now and then
2253715
Danielle,There is no problem leaving the heater on all the time as long a you have mounted it as per instructions. The Heater is completely safe as long as it is mounted properly
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Sorry can't help u, mine never worked. When I tried to return it the company refunded my money and told me to keep it as a souvenir. I don't believe u need to use any gel as mine didn't come with any and should feel similar to a cat licking u.
461413
Yes, heater is in a pretty harsh environment. So every spring when I bring it in for storage I wire brush and give it a coat of Rustoleum. Helps keep the pitting of the raw aluminum surface to a minimum.
1680937
Since it's not designed for heat or food applications, I wouldn't risk it. I don't know if it would withstand high termperaturs or whether it's coated with any chemicals that might be dangerous at high temperatures.
2167758
My guess would be yes. If you look at specs on Pex tubing the permissible temperatures are well above domestic hot water temperatures. When Pex is used for hydronic heating the rated products usually have upper temp limits in the 240 degree range. No heat tape is ever going to get anywhere near the temperatures that Pex tubing is designed to tolerate.
2019250
If you do not use an extension cord, keep away from flamibles I would say it should be safe. I use mine in a travel trailer without any problems. Best heater I have ever owned , nothing gets hot anywhere around heater.
1732018
You can't see through it - it should be ok as long as it does not touch the heater but I would check with the mfg
729935
I don't see why you cannot? but I do not dare lying on this because I fear the wiring might be folded the wrong way and accidentally electrocute me? However, my skin became dehydrated, sensitive and itchy over time because I love it so much I used it everyday for may be a month or so. I now out it on my laps for warmness.Having said this, I love this heat wrap because it does become warm in a very short time.
1873807
I can't imagine why it would be optimal for that. RadiantGUARD foil is meant to reflect heat away & does result in lower heat transfer to the living area below attic crawl space. But if you want to e.g. insulate tubes from heat, there must be better insulation choices.
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Definitely not! This heater belts out the heat, great heater, but also the smell of kerosene is heavy and would taint your food. Also, the wire protector is not designed for anything to be set on top of it.