Will it melt if left outside in the sun?
576738
First of all, I LOVE these candles...beautiful and durable. Sometimes I forget to turn them off during the day on my patio and they keep going and going. The flame battery never seems to need replacing and I have had them since Christmas. To answer your question, I had them out during our recent California heat wave about two weeks ago and no, they did not melt. But then they are in a shaded area. Hope this helps...you cannot go wrong with these candles. I plan on buying more for the holidays for myself and maybe gifts as well.
576739
I do not know, but I doubt it. Mine has always been on a covered porch or inside.
576740
My understanding is that real wax is used, and if so it would not fare well in the sun. Perhaps another buyer has tried this and will answer.
576741
I have no idea. I would guess no b/c I believe it's made of a stronger plastic but I have not had mine out in the sun.
1456467
Didn't melt for me in the AZ summer, but I also didn't leave it on the dash out in the sun without a sunshade on my windshield all day long. I keep it in my center console and place it on the dash when needed, takes 3 seconds and I believe that it extends the life of my investment. I would imagine that if you left it permanently on the dash under the sun the rubber would harden and loose it's "stickyness" within a couple of months which would render it useless, and yeah it may even melt but I am just speculating.
368973
should be no problem. I use mine outside and have had not problem. I would not leave it out in the weather for extended periods
2208319
I don't know if it can melt, but it is mounted with a Phillips head screw which is easily removed.
944407
I think so, as long as it's not left to the elements. Not sure of your climate but I wouldn't leave it outdoors in extreme weather, like summer here in FL or winter up North.
790752
It would not be sensible to leave it sitting in the sun, however, it gets plenty of heat from it's intended use.
1457704
I doubt the material itself would melt, but it will leave behind a lot of the adhesive if you try to remove it.I used it in certain spots of the interior of my new car on a roadtrip with my dog. it was at most 70 degrees in the car the whole time and after 3 days it left a fair amount of adhesive anywhere that had been warmed more than ambient temp (like the leather armrest under my elbow and seat the dog was on)
297679
We do not but with our packaging technique we have not had any issues with melting, even on hot days. It is best, however, to wait to order if the temperature is extremely high.
458261
Hey their, actually yes it will suddenly get sticky but Not melt! I would recommend to take a ZipLock bag and keep it their for the rest of your trip! Safe travels !!
1652929
Id say NO, but I haven't tried to melt it that way. I think it needs a slow melt down. But contact the seller, he will answer all your quastions
180296
I wouldn't. The heat is localized and unless you have a reostat, you cannot control the temperature, which could lead to melting.
834852
I'm pretty sure no....there is rubber on bottom that could possibly melt. I would call the company.
716580
Not particularly. It's not a matte finish so it still has a shiny surface in the sun. I've never had a problem using it in the sun except a little annoying reflection.
1762998
We leave it out - we live in Southern California. It is only exposed to heat and sun, and it hasn't cracked, and only has faded minimully. Sorry, not sure how it would hold up to real weather.
1397352
I haven't tried, but I doubt it! I am pretty sure it would melt. It is an instant read thermometer.
522285
I don't remember if it said anything on the package about being able to bury it. I would think that it would become to hot and melt it, sounds dangerous.
613580
Yes it can be left outside. I actually bought a cover for it to protect it more from the elements and I also stained it