Is microwave the only way to heat this item? I don't have microwave at home...
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The plastic is tough enough that I am sure you could put them in a pot of simmering water. I just have never done it that way and thus do not know how long you would want to leave them in. I would not boil them though.
1422766
I threw away my packaging but I am almost positive it said not to boil it or immerse it in hot water. I think it might melt or heat unevenly.If you don't have a microwave, I used hand towels I soaked in hot water until I got this item, they just lost their heat faster and got my clothes wet but they did work.
1422767
I also don't have a microwave and I put this product into hot water (boiled water and took the pot from the oven and put the product into that water) and it worked.
1422768
I haven't tried it, but I'm sure you could use warm (not hot) water to warm it up. It's a thick plastic cover, so it would probably work.
532758
that is a good question. I have tried all settings and cant get it right.. I think it is easier to just cook in the microwave the usual way
137804
No, just 1 minute in the microwave. The glass would break over direct heat. I love mine.
1706008
get yourself a $25 wax heater on Amazon. It will be easier to keep the mess and hassle all contained instead of attempting other microwave options suggested. With a heater the temp will be more consistent too.Gigi Wax Warmer (Model: 0225)
612085
Personally, if I wanted to reheat I would use microwave. This appliance takes toooooooooooooo long to heat.
2253766
You could put this item in the microwave, but I wouldn't recommend you placing it in a dishwasher. It is a bit delicate and might crack.
1372431
You know, I've never used this in the microwave--Sorry. Since you asked, I'll have to try and see if it is. Most of the cooking I do is in the conventional oven.
1788785
Just heat it up a little bit and then it comes out really easily. You could set it near a hot stove, put it under the microwave, or even just stick it under a lamp or hold it in your hands for a few minutes to soften it a bit and then it comes out super easy with any utensil.
2267837
yes, I put mine in the microwave for ten seconds on each side. Directions recommend that you heat in ten second intervals (or less) until you know what works for your particular microwave.
714972
Hadn't noticed. My issue is that the microwave seems under-powered. How are your cook times?
2031876
I have not tried to put it in the Microwave! Sorry cant answer that question..
1275937
Either way works great. To heat in the warmer I fold the tortillas and place a moist paper towel in with them, then heat in the microwave for a minute or so. I also use a hot bread warmer in the bottom which works great to keep things warm.
445044
No metal in the microwave. You can either learn this the easy way or the hard way: youtube.com/watch?v=u_yg5eKjA4U
756313
Yes, it can be heated in the microwave but remove the wrapping and container and place it on a microwaveable plate.
825651
Hi - I just heated up some leftover pot pie for lunch :), so I can attest that they DO get hot in the microwave. I've also heated water for tea, and it also gets hot. Still so pleased with the set, and not something that would discourage me from using them.
426928
You can bake with it in the oven. Not sure about microwave? I don't really care for it.
1758156
It is an oven and not a microwave. In principal you could heat up everything but i would recommend a microwave to reheat coffee or other beverages. This oven is better suited for bsking and grilling food.