Are these non-flammable? I want to use them on clay holders...
1839429
i googled. this is what i found. "Yes, acrylic paint is flammable. Acrylic has chemical compounds not found in latex paint, which is not flammable."
1455841
No. They are a very thick & sturdy nylon (I think) plastic. But definitely plastic. And definitely super strong & sturdy. They don't conduct or retain heat, so no worries of it getting too hot to handle like metal would. Even though they're plastic, because of its composition and/or thickness, mine haven't melted or warped at all.
2016493
If the fire pit is just something to hold actual flames, I don't see why not, but, I'm not expert. I'd call the company, but these are cans of a flammable gel, that I use in a ventless fireplace. That said, I don't see why you couldn't use them in a firepit, especially if it's outside, and not being used with gas.
1108264
I tested mine with a straight iron to be sure they were real. They melted. So I would say no.
678579
I'm sorry. I don't know the precise temperature. We use them to melt the vinyl resist that we use on glass sandblasting projects.They do that very well. They will burn paper and wood but will not ignite either. Hope that helps.
116167
They are not wax (but they look like it!). They are polycarbonate (plastic) and shouldn't be an issue using in one of the southern states. They also don't give off heat if that's what you're worry about as well. Hope that helps!
1685904
No, These will not melt they are Bamboo (wood) i think they are better than silicone personally, however i treated them before using with olive oil .
2267894
I can't answer that because I haven't used them for that purpose. They are very heat resistant but I can't vouch for flameproof. I assume you are thinking of camping-type use.
1721685
The ones I got did not include fluid. I doubt they would be considered flammable but that may depend on the carrier and jurisdiction.
2148733
They are porcelain. They are not heavy enough to be ceramic nor is there any firing marks.
354727
! I can't think what kind of burners you are talking about, but no, I can't imagine it being flamable, tho I just use it on my wood stove when the fire is out. I was a little disappointed in it tho, as I was visualizing a polish I could buff to a shine, but it is a dull polish that does cover any rust.
2104786
I can safely say they are galvanized "metal". Not sure about steel verses tin or aluminum, but they are definitely metal and I would suggest that they are unlikely to burn under normal circumstances.
2024395
I used them on an open flame but made sure to keel the handles away from the heat. The rubber on them may melt
864707
I used this sealer to seal a brick wall which I exposed for a new kitchen. I can attest to the ability of this sealer to prevent brick dust, but I don't know about its NON FLAMMABLE qualities. This sealer is invisible, so, if you want the brick to appear as it does before sealing, this one is for you.
2118062
They are probably heavy enough to use, but I've never used them on a fire pit. I prefer cast iron for that. I have only used these on my RV LP stove.
969814
Yes. They're made of silicon, so you won't get a drink hot enough to melt them. They're not so thick that you won't be able to feel the liquid coming up, but not so thin that they're flimsy, either.
1962643
No, they work great with the stone covers on. They won't melt either because of the heat. Great product!