Is it heat resistant?
84311
I used a hair straightener on it on a medium setting and didn't have any issues
773348
Good question and one best suited to be answered by the Mfg. I have no idea as to the resistance to heat.
2271645
I don't think so, it has plastic corpus so I think that high heat will damage it.
1680937
Since it's not designed for heat or food applications, I wouldn't risk it. I don't know if it would withstand high termperaturs or whether it's coated with any chemicals that might be dangerous at high temperatures.
1685203
I definitely don't recommend recommend this, but I accidentally left my curling iron on from Saturday (today is Monday) and only noticed that I had done so because an object on top of the counter was warm when it shouldn't have been. I obviously turned off the curling iron, then looked for damage: none found. That sounds pretty heat resistant to me. Hope this helps!
1047715
Product description says it is make of durable galvanized steel. I don't know about withstanding high heat. Product description uses include bird seed, pet food, grass seed...nothing about withstanding heat.
1181750
depends what you roll it over or puncture it with :) .. yes it's a really resistant. i love it and color is nice
1829473
Absolutely not! It has a protective backing that does not consist of anything that would melt even in extreme conditions.
1409356
It's made out of silicone not sure on the heat resistance on it. I use it for fondant and gum paste
2048776
I can only guess. Have repaired many items which have gone through a microwave, dishwasher, 450 degree oven and even an outside bird feeder, all with excellent results. I would say this product is heat, cold and water resistant. Have been VERY satisfied with the use of this product. GOOD LUCK!
1373116
Yes it is somewhat resistant. You can see the water bead up on the skin. I would still reapply every hour or so during the hottest part of the day if you are in the water.
1931236
No, it is not. I did the magnet test and it does not adhere. Check the description--it may have a copper core in the base. It does not require high heat to cook.
659866
I'm not sure what their official stance would be, but I would say "yes." The probe they package with the ChefAlarm is rated to 572°F, and short-term exposure all the way up to 700°F. I've certainly never had any issues with probe failures that seemed to be secondary to heat (at least, not with ThermoWorks probes). Having said that, I usually recommend purchasing a second replacement probe just in case; repeated kinking at high temps *can* cause issues even with the best probes, and it can be really annoying to be stuck without a usable probe at the wrong moment.
1537389
Yes, absolutely. No knowledge of fire resistance. We actually saw it being used at a commercial cook out! We love ours!
647821
Hello, I use this item to make large quantities of tea - I submerge everything except the handle. I don't know how heat resistant that part is, but it seems like it would hold up. Hope that helps!
2173241
It comes with a little cute pink bag but I am not sure if it's heat resistant.
1685688
I have run it through the sanitize dishwasher cycle several times and it has held up very well (I use air dry, so can't confirm on heat resistance, but based on similar polyethylene items I've had in the past, I believe it would warp if I used heat dry)