Can I use this glue to fix cracked ceremic bowl? is it microwave safe; as I may put the bowl in the microwave to reheat food.
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I have never tried this but I personally would not want to be heating the chemicals with food I don't think it is a good idea but it is great glue holds very well.
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Hi, I'm pretty sure it's made of metal, so you would not want to use it in a microwave. I use it for an extra shelf in my RV cabinets.
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As far as I know it has not been FDA approved for direct or indirect food contact, so I wouldn't recommend it. The glue itself is water resistant when dry, but is not designed for immersion, which adds even an additional layer of impracticality. Glues that are FDA compliant for indirect or direct food contact will typically explicitly state that they are in their informational materials, since this is a big deal, and would be a large selling point.
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I would think that it would work in your microwave. Recheck the size of your microwave (length&width) to be sure. Keep in mind you can always use the baker in the oven too.
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Yes it's fine in the microwave. I haven't done that much, but had no problem when I did.
873244
I haven't used mine in the Microwave since it says on the bottom of the bowl not to. I don't always follow instructions, but I sure don't want to mess these nice bowls up!!
1154949
Yes, these bowls are microwave safe. We use them that way occasionally, but it does seem they heat up more than a ceramic product. Hope you enjoy them. We do and we have plates and all.
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oh- i am not so sure you should be putting it in the microwave..i don't know if that might negatively impact the therapeutic aspectsbecause it is so pure and unprocessed it contains an amount of bee's wax-- if i need some to be liquid i just take mine and put it in a container and rest that container in a bit of boiling water. if i am using it in hot tea or something hot and liquid i just carve out a bit of a chunk with a flat knife that i've put into the hot liquid--it dissolves very quickly
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I've never put mine in the microwave so I'm not sure. I will look on the bottom of the bowls to see if it is noted there. If there's no notation on the bottom, I'll do a quick zap in the microwave and see what happens. Will respond with results sometime this coming weekend as these bowls are at a vacation home and we'll be there this weekend.
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For those wondering...yes, you can microwave this on med/low heat to reactivate. The time to reactivate is determined by how much you place into the microwave. Be sure to use a microwave safe container and low to medium heat setting. Just monitor and when all is turned back to blue color...finished!
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I can't imagine using stainless INSIDE of a microwave for what I'd consider obvious reasons, but I'm not absolutely certain if it's possible. I just know that this one's surface is painted with a microwave-safe appliance paint. I'm here shopping because the "ceiling" of my nuker is peeling like a mo. Here's a link (hopefully it'll work) for DIY instructions to repair microwave peeling paint. Since I'm a lazy little imp, I'm buying a new microwave.doityourself.COM/stry/how-to-repaint-the-inside-of-a-microwave
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This particular container cannot be used in the microwave. You will need to buy a warmer. I actually prefer this method versus putting in the microwave as it better regulates the temperature of the wax and can avoid burning.
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I have not had any reason to microwave anything ,in the bowl.The bowl looks like it would be safe for the microwave.
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It is plastic and I have blended hot food in it.Not sure I would put it in Microwave to reheat food.Metal mixer would be deterrent.Other smaller containers fine.
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No I would not use it in the microwave. It works great in a pot of boiling water. it changes color when it is done. simple to use and can last a long time in the water. Microwaves get too hot and will probably mess it up.
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I have used mine in the microwave for months. However, I would recommend putting it in before heating the oven instead of putting it directly into a hot oven: Pyrex glass is quite heat resistant but can crack from "shock" (a sudden big difference in temperature).
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I did use it in the microwave. But I also put mine in D/W and eventually it became too deformed sowent into the garbage can after about couple of month. I do believe they sell these for microwave use so I just assumed that putting in D/W ruined it... Hope this helps =^..^= .