can you these on combustible surfaces
1386769
Considering it's an open flame and not made to be on a combustible surface, I would say no.
1726663
No. These are electrical plates with connections for the grill they are designed for. Putting them on a fire would ruin them, if not creating some actual hazard.
538481
You probably could, but honestly wouldn't recommend The fuel cans do get quite hot, and you will get a moderate amount of soot that end up on your floors
50617
NO, I dont think so. I used them on metal and they did not run, but I think wood may be too absorbent
2169990
Yes and no... I think it depends on the surface. I put them on ceramic canisters and I can peel them off pretty easily though.
1542227
Should be fine. They have been fired at a much higher temp. They are made for the heat. We use ours for everything.
437146
Have only used them on stove top, but I don't see why not. Can't be that much different than a stove burner.
1628767
Yes, since the beakers are Borosilicated they can be used for heat and a lot by that. I used both Fire and a hot stove with no issues. Also very good on thermal shock.
1232653
You can, but when you burn the wood or what ever you burn. It will make the glass all dirty. This is meant for gas or propane fires.
839088
Yes u could use them for that. They would certainly protect ur hands from the heat or fire.
389810
Sure they can. I've used mine plenty of times over an open campfire. Just watch the plastic/rubber on the handles that they don't melt if you get them to close to the fire.
902229
Yes you could. They are sticky. It's just meant for a flat surface. But I still think it'd work.
1532166
No they will catch on fire. They are only resistant to heat. I use them for welding and leaning on the warm metal
620947
I absolutely wouldn't, sorry - I only use it on cold or warm things, not that hot. They will melt.
592549
definitely not! they're hard plastic. either they will melt or emit toxins...
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
947314
It may be possible, but I highly recommend against it. These really require and 6 or 7 minutes on an electric stove burner.Hope that helps! They really are great, defiantly worth the extra time.